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British singer, Dua Lipa made a breakthrough album with her previous 2020 “Future Nostalgia,” demonstrating her as a disco queen in the style of Kylie Minogue. The songs of the album became playful and energetic, eventually, anonymous to a guilt. Her latest single, “Houdini” does not renovate the wheel: Lipa teases a man into showing he receives her attention, considerably in the brazen, insensitive Future Nostalgia mode. Tame Impala’s frontman, Kevin Parker, and Danny L Harle produced “Houdini” to give Lipa an edgy psychedelic sound with the addition of a dance club. The song became solid and filled. It combines “Soulwax-esque synth groans,” a persistent four-on-the-floor tempo, and a dancing bongo line for a quality bonus – affirmatively completed in a specific situation of the Stuart Price confectionery that is uncommon in “Future Nostalgia.”
Watch: Dua Lipa - Houdini (Official Music Video)
“Houdini” is a consistent production for Parker. It goes “through, and through” — the declining synth bar that connects the song is extremely near to Tame Impala’s “Let It Happen,” however, the appearance of a powerful high-quality in Lipa, along with Caroline Allin and Tobias Jesso Jr. as songwriters, respectively, removing the smeary haze which always varnishes especially his dance tracks. Running the song does not extend the Dua-goes-Hardcore moment, which makes fans speculate that you could hear the sparkliness and weirdness that the Caroline Polachek collaborator’s name evokes, occasionally rotating out into a creepy-carnival breakdown. Transitioning a zone that is combined and noticeable, Lipa and her team had a chance to take advantage of the pleasure of her signature to formulate a little bit of magic.
Dua Lipa: “Houdini” Track Review
Dua Lipa - Houdini (Official Music Video)
Edited by: Soumya Parija
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