LOVERS is out now!
Today, Roosevelt is delivering a pure taste of sonic joy aimed squarely at the forthcoming Valentine’s Day holiday with his new song “Lovers”. With this track, Lauber wanted to capture a snapshot of freefalling into young love, citing The Cure’s “Friday I’m In Love” as an inspiration for the heartbeat of the song, bolstered by effervescent production and charming animated synths.
It’s the latest cut off Roosevelt’s forthcoming album ‘Polydans’ which will drop February 26, 2021 (via City Slang / Greco-Roman) and will serve as an undeniable feast for electronic music fans, offering a cornucopia of perfectly blended musical styles, instrumentation and passion.
Of the track, Marius said it “was the very last track I finished for the new album. It's always relatively easy for me to get a sense of what is missing on an album, when most of the tracks are already finished. This time, it felt like almost all of the other tracks had very syncopated rhythms, influenced by funk guitars and house chords. With 'Lovers', I wanted to make something really different, a very pure love song that has a super straight and simple four-to-the-floor beat and bass line. It's a song about the naivety and pureness of falling in love. I listened to 'Friday I'm In Love' by The Cure a lot while I was making the record and wanted to capture that innocent ode to falling in love.”