U.S.-based Electronica Musician Ultraloner Releases Salute Song to America’s New Identity
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U.S.-based Electronica Musician Ultraloner Releases Salute Song to America’s New Identity

“American Life” Track Paints Picture of Current U.S. Landscape with Retro-influenced Modern Synthpop Sound

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U.S.-based Electronica Musician Ultraloner Releases Salute Song to America’s New Identity
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Emerging electronica artist, Ultraloner, certainly harks back to a retro realm. Yet his savvy production definitely nods to the sound of today’s current synth-pop wave, but with his own unique spin on it. On “American Life," the Atlanta-based musician delivers a solid, sleek electro-pop track with an intoxicatingly melodic sound and lyrical theme relevant for today’s turbulent political times.

Starting off with a very throwback sound that gives props to 80s-era New Order, “American Life” beams melodic optimism and electro-pop goodness. Addressing today’s tumultuous new era of American identity, Ultraloner presents heartfelt lyrics as universal as they are personal. “I feel the weight of the world...then I turn on my heart and get back to the grind of life ” belts out Ultraloner in an emo-alt-rock fasetto perfectly suiting his Britpop-influenced sound. The song manages to touch subtly on timely themes without being too preachy. It’s a clever balancing act indeed successfully accomplished.

Considering his thought-provoking commentary and everything going in the new politics of today, Americans should - as Ultraloner suggests - be asking too “Is this my American life?”

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