The Ramona Flowers’ “Strangers” is a track that utilizes a slower tempo quite well. The band continues to refresh the 1980s / slinky new wave dance styles of early Depeche Mode and INXS into something thatt is bright, vibrant, and will get fans out on the dance floor. Synths, smart usage of silence, and a thick, hooky bass line are enough to tattoo the melodies of Strangers deep into the minds and hearts of fans. Simply beautiful synths make for a refreshing effort that bolsters the emotive vocals; The Ramona Flowers have another hit on their hands with Strangers.
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