Get loose On Dutch Band Ciao Lucifer’s Groovy Single “Closer”
It’s quite easy to get transported in the funky universe of the groovy single “Closer” offered by Dutch band Ciao Lucifer. The production is balanced, tidy and presents a playful and catchy melodic insight, blended with a bubbly drumming style. With a painstaking songwriting concept, about the issues of growing apart and missing one another while still being together.
Indeed, the concept lyrical outlook here points out the loneliness often encountered when there is a lack of communication or compatibility in a relationship. In a refreshing way, Ciao Lucifer approaches the subject, describing at the same time the dream in which being closer is possible again. The vibe offers a fun and danceable atmosphere to cover up the gloominess behind the lyrical context. Stream below
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