Emily Kinski’s Dead is out with her latest album “Black Light District” and featured at number three on the album is the song “Emily (Extended Version)”. Originally composed and performed by Clan of Xymox, “Emily” is a song with a cult following of its own. Staying true to the song’s gothic roots, Emily Kinski’s Dead does not stray away too much from the original track in terms of its essence but introduces curious new elements. As the song begins, various synth sounds occupy the soundscape creating a larger-than-life atmosphere for the melody. As the lead synth line comes into being, the electronic beats jump into action carrying the song forward with groove and a sense of urgency. What completes the song is the iconic vocal line that beams across the busy soundscape. Faded and surreal, the vocals blend in with the background and becomes one with the song. One can instantly feel the influence of genres like electronic music, new wave and post-punk music. The fast-paced beats and the soaring synth play take you along for a trip.

The song portrays an intense rhythmic structure that sustains the melody throughout the track. The poignant and layered synth pads create an immersive experience of sorts for the listeners. The vocals enhance that experience as they blend with the surroundings without overpowering the music. Emily Kinski’s Dead paints a world of intrigue, mystique and groove with her music and delivers a solid track with the song “Emily (Extended Version)”.

You can listen to the song “Emily (Extended Version)” by Emily Kinski’s Dead here –