The Aces’ “Last One” is a wonderful piece of 1980s power-pop that has just a hint of electro-funk contributed by the bass. The vocals and synths presented on this single weave in bits of Walk The Moon and Paramore. With seems as if with every subsequent single, The Aces are able to make a more engrossing and musically taut effort. Last One is light, airy, and contains enough twists and turns to keep listeners focused on in five or ten spins in. We’ll be playing the song through the beginning of school. Check out the video for Last One below the jump.
We covered The Aces’ previous single Volcanic Love back in March.
The Aces “Last One” / Website
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