Released on July 19th, “feel something” marks a poignant return for Louis Torre, Los Angeles’ versatile artist known for his dreamy, power-moody pop sound. This track, just under three minutes long, is a masterful blend of pop vocals and dance pop/rave production. It was created in collaboration with producer Zero Vega, mixed by Andrew Castillo, and mastered by Berlin at The Loft Studio in LA.
From the opening notes, “feel something” captivates with its layered harmonies and pulsating beats. The production seamlessly intertwines vulnerable, intimate vocals with an energetic, danceable rhythm. This juxtaposition creates a soundscape that is both emotionally rich and sonically vibrant, a hallmark of Louis Torre‘s evolving artistry. The tempo, sitting comfortably in the dance-pop realm, encourages movement, while the lyrical content invites introspection.
“feel something” delves into the seldom-discussed nuances of grief and social anxiety. Written in the wake of losing two significant people in his life, Torre’s lyrics reflect a profound shift in perspective. Lines like “I’m so over-parties in the hills / Skip off a small talk, I’m so unfulfilled” convey a sense of disconnection and longing for something more meaningful. This track is a narrative of finding authenticity and emotional resonance in a world that often feels superficial.
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Drawing inspiration from a diverse array of artists, including Holly Humberstone, Justin Bieber, and Fred Again, Louis Torre brings a unique voice to the modern pop landscape. The influence of these artists is evident in the track’s polished production and emotive delivery. Additionally, the song’s rave-inspired elements pay homage to the underground dance scene, adding a layer of complexity to its pop foundation.
Since his debut in 2016, Louis Torre has consistently crafted music that resonates on multiple levels. From the infectious energy of “Bed Together” to the introspective depth of the “Inferno EP,” his work has always aimed to connect with listeners on an emotional level. “feel something” continues this tradition, offering a glimpse into his honest and raw creation to date. This track is part of his forthcoming EP, “bittersweet,” which assures to delve deeper into themes of anxiety, depression, and the quest for genuine connection.
As the final notes of “feel something” fade away, one thing becomes crystal clear: Louis Torre is not merely making music; he’s crafting an experience, a journey through the complexities of human emotion. This track is a powerful statement of resilience, vulnerability, and unfiltered authenticity. As the anticipation builds for his next single on August 30th and the release of “bittersweet” this fall, it’s evident that Torre’s evolution is far from over.
In a world where superficiality often overshadows genuine connection, Louis Torre stands out as a beacon of sincerity. His music urges us to confront our own emotions, to dance through the pain, and to find solace in the shared human experience. As we wait for what comes next, one can’t help but feel a sense of excitement and intrigue—what stories will he tell next, what emotions will he unravel, and how will he continue to challenge and redefine the landscape of modern pop? Stay tuned, because this is just the beginning of a remarkable journey.
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