Sluka - Isn't It Strange - Song Review - Alternative Art Rock from San Diego, California, USA
Today we are featuring an alternative art-rock artist, Sluka, from San Diego, California, USA. I delved into his latest single, 'Isn't It Strange,' along with its character, style, story, potential, and more.
Sluka is an art-rock artist I discovered a few days ago with his latest single, 'Isn't It Strange,' which was released on July 23, 2021. For those who haven't heard about the artist before, Sluka has started his career with a full-length album called 'A San Diego Zoo' in 1999. Since then, the artist has released five more albums: 'Gothic Cavalier' (2004), 'Solo Flight' (2009), 'Introversions' (2011), 'Colorful Radiation' (2017), 'Ready to Connect' (2019), and six singles: 'Ready to Connect' (2019), 'Hey Oh' (2019), 'Vampire's Ball' (2020), 'Tonight You Belong to Me' (2021), 'Figure it Out' (2021), and 'Isn't It Strange' (2021). Now, please give the song a listen while reading the rest of the article.
Sluka is a promising artist with an incredible discography. Hands down. This is the first time I am hearing about him and his project, and I wasn't expecting such a background at first, to be honest. His latest release, 'Isn't It Strange,' has a musical/theatrical approach in its build, a style with an unusual blend of electronic and natural instrumentation, where the artist makes the actual difference with his artistic vision.
When I watched the music video for the first time, it immediately reminded me of the legendary movie Beetlejuice (1988). The song, in general, has traditional influences mostly from the '80s and '90s. To give a specific name, David Bowie and Alice Cooper. Apparently, Sluka has managed to create his own stage/music personality through the years from their influences and combined it with his vision, which is quite admirable. In this way, Sluka has earned my utmost respect. You don't see artists with such character and vision in our era that often.
The technical side of 'Isn't It Strange' is quite average, in my humble opinion. First of all, I don't believe this mix is what the song deserves. I'm afraid an artist with such a discography has lost most of his potential in this particular production process. I am not happy with the overall balance, atmosphere, and energy of the song. However, I admit that it still perfectly transmits the message to the listener.
When I take all of this into account, I'd like to say that I enjoyed listening to Sluka. As I said earlier, he makes the actual difference with his originality and vision. The only obstacle in his way to success is finding teammates who can truly understand him in his career.
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In conclusion, Metalhead Community Team congratulates Sluka for his new single, 'Isn't It Strange,' and wishes him the very best in his future career. Thank you for reading.
