Zoe Blue's newest release, "The Scandal", makes a big entrance, strobe lights up the stage, and challenges the audience to keep up. The song has the feel of an underground warehouse and the energy of a midnight rave. It has a moving, pulsing energy that makes you move.
"The Scandal" starts with a commanding, interesting, and impossible-to-ignore preacher-like voice, building tension in the classic rave way, an ascending siren, and the kind of pressure that makes you feel like something great is about to happen. Then the break occurs, suddenly, without warning, and on purpose. It gives you a rush, like a drug high that makes you feel euphoric and changes your surroundings enough to make you question whether you are still alive or have moved beyond physical existence. You can't get air while you're on the track. When it happens, there is no warning, no soft landing, and no backup plan. It goes off. The atmosphere is chaotic but exciting, with distorted energy, fast-moving objects, and a rhythm that stops you from thinking and makes you act. Zoe Blue is great at making music that gets all of your senses going.
"The Scandal" is more than a song, it's an event made for dance floors late at night, when people are ready to let go of their worries and have a little bit of freedom. This release shows that Zoe Blue means business. "The Scandal" wants to get inside your head, touch your heart, and be on every essential playlist after hours.