With their sophomore album ‘Person’, My Satellite have crafted an intricately woven sonic voyage that merges psychedelic dreamscapes with propulsive indie-rock energy. Eight years in the making, this ambitious record immerses listeners in its narrative, capturing the ebbs and flows of a relationship in a kaleidoscopic wash of hypnotic grooves, lush textures, and electrifying rhythms.
From the moment it begins, it’s clear that My Satellite are stepping into new and uncharted territory. While the band’s debut ‘Lift’ established their knack for atmospheric and ethereal soundscapes, their latest effort leans deeper into maximalism, embracing a more daring, colourful, and uninhibited approach to songwriting. Inspired by the vibrancy of Stevie Wonder, Radiohead, and Tame Impala, ‘Person’ thrives on intricate basslines, dynamic percussion, and sweeping psychedelic instrumentals, resulting in a delicacy soaring soundscape.
Conceptually, ‘Person’ unfolds like a cinematic exploration of love’s beginnings, turbulence, and inevitable transformation. The album flows effortlessly between soaring highs and meditative lows, mirroring the emotional complexities of relationships. Moments of irresistible groove give way to expansive, melancholic interludes, creating a listening experience that is equal parts exhilarating and introspective.
After nearly a decade of meticulous crafting, My Satellite have emerged with a body of work that feels deeply personal. ‘Person’ is an artistic statement, a sonic adventure, and a testament to the band’s unwavering dedication to their craft. With its vibrant instrumentation, thoughtful storytelling, and fearless experimentation, this record positions My Satellite as a formidable force in the world of modern psychedelic indie-rock.
