Porcelain has Principe Valiente bring in hints of Disintegration-era Cure with The Psychedelic Furs. Echoing, hauntingly sw3eet vocals are paralleled nicely with insistent drums and a synth line painstakingly draped over the composition. Porcelain is one of those rare tracks that sound absolutely authentic in a mid-1980s setting while sparkling with all of the brilliance of modern music. Adding in hints of a secondary set of vocals provides just enough in the way of differentiation to keep listeners engaged and interested in what the act has to offer. Check out the video for Porcelain below and let us know what you think.
Principe Valiente “Porcelain” / Domain /
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