The experienced and professional duo Malibu Hot Flush landed on our radar recently with their latest track, “Make It Matter,” and we are super excited to share it with the world. The first few seconds of this track will be enough to have you hooked on constant repeat for a long time.
The energy of this track is amazing and the vocals are catchy and will get stuck in your head in no time. The lyrics are memorable and the atmosphere is unique. The vocalist has one of the richest voices we’ve ever heard and his performance on this record is incredibly catchy. Showcasing an impressive and unique sound, this duo does an incredible job at bridging together elements of electronic post-punk, new wave, Euro disco, indie, techno, and industrial genres. From the soundscape to the energy to the melodies, “Make It Matter,” is a great experience from start to finish and one of the best tracks we’ve heard in months. Really deserves more attention!
To be honest, It’s been a while since a new track has impressed us as much as this track has. We couldn’t be happier, and we hope you love it as much as we do. If you like the track, spread the word and share it with your friends. Don’t forget to follow Malibu Hot Flush online to stay up to date on future releases!
ABOUT THE DUO:
Malibu Hot Flush is a serendipitous collaboration between singer and guitarist Luigi Tiberio and modular artist Tim Bleasdale. It developed from raw jam sessions where high-octane avenues were explored, and the pair converged their different energies in disjointed yet totally natural fashions. Despite having both been part of different previous projects, here they are now with their first foray into the commercial music scene together, with the huge new single, ‘Make It Matter’. At the crux of it, Malibu Hot Flush’s sound haphazardly fuses elements of electronic post-punk, new wave, Euro disco, indie, techno and industrial genres. All of which you’ll detect on this track. And it’s one that’s been executed with the express intention of wanting to make people throw themselves around the room and just let loose. There’s a uniqueness to Tim Bleasdale’s modular system, too, as it’s all cables, sequences of light and electric hardware. As it’s also analogue and, therefore, somewhat unpredictable, it creates the right anarchic foundations for Tiberio’s lyrics and snapped guitar improvisations, which are layered and built up to crescendos of cinematic proportions. Epic duo? Absolutely. They’re a well-connected pair, too, having spent time recording this and more of their material with Mogwai’s producer, Tony Doogan, at Glasgow’s Castle of Doom Studios. It’s also had some solid involvement from Chris Geddes of Belle and Sebastian. On top of ‘Make It Matter’, you’ll see…
