There is something in Cannon’s music that separates them from the spate of synth pop bands that seem to emerge every twelve minutes or so. Earlier this summer, we highlighted the R&B laced “Up All Night,” off of Cannon’s debut EP of the same name. This time around, the focus is on “Neon Light,” a more upbeat track that has massive soft disco elements. The contrasts between “Up All Night” and “Neon Light” shows the group’s flexibility in embracing various influences, all with the purpose of making danceable grooves. “Neon Light” moves seamlessly between verse and chorus with sparkling tones and appropriately placed buildups (the hallmark of any great disco track). Enjoy.
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October 30, 2014
adamkazansky
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