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MH-093 Steffaloo + Chrome Sparks - Eyes For You  Steffaloo teams up with Chrome Sparks for "Eyes For You" - the first single from her first electronic album, Heart Beats. There is great anticipation for the pairing after the success of their last collaboration, the widely praised "All There Is" which hit #1 on Hype Machine in 2012. The pitch-perfect track does not disappoint. With a nod to Giorgio Moroder, Chrome Sparks uses arpeggiated Italo Disco synths and locked-in four-on-the-floor drums to surround a lovely pop vocal from Steffaloo. The single is bolstered by two remixes. Niva's remix transitions from a vocal breakdown to a dancefloor ready groove and Brothertiger emphesizes the sulty side of the track with thick pads and a classic break. "Eyes For You" is a sublime pairing of talent and one the finest tracks in either Steffaloo or Chrome Spark's growing catalog. |
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| Reviews Summary |
| Los Angeles pop vocalist Steffaloo + Chrome Sparks team up for this blissful result 'Eyes For You' - NME / Bursts with life and rhythm - Beats Per Minute / The vocals lay gracefully over the soft synths, melding into a great song that will have you basking in its charm - In Your Speakers |
| Bedroom folk pop darling, Steffaloo, is set to release her sophmore full length, 'Heart Beats' on Mush Records Oct 29. It’s a quick follow up to the hushed, dreamy debut ‘Would You Stay’ released last October. This time around, she is ditching the ukelele for a fully electronic approach. Each song on ‘Heart Beats’ features a collaboration with a different producer. The first single, “Eyes for You,” has Steffaloo teaming up once again with Chrome Sparks. Past success adding her ethereal vocals to tracks by artists like Blackbird Blackbird and xxyyxx, mean she is giving those fans what they have been craving. It’s an impressive undertaking, and from the sound of “Eyes for You,” a worthwhile one. The mind-bending, glitchy dreamscape takes Steffaloo’s voice to a new, more sultry and mature place, that has me itching to hear the rest of the album. - The Deli |
