Caribbean collective Style of Pluto is bringing their distinctive, island taste with their scorching new single “Scorpio’s Letter.” The musical trio consists of Marvin and Tyler, who hail from Barbados, and Navy who’s from Dominica. Upon fast look, it’s tempting to check them to nice acts like The Fugees, A Tribe Known as Quest, or De La Soul, however this group is carving out their very own lane. The group doesn’t really feel beholden to a style. As a substitute, they use their music to handle significant subjects like island life, love, and politics.
The monitor is ideal for the summer time. We’d not be capable to exit clubbing due to the pandemic, however that doesn’t imply you possibly can’t have a enjoyable night time at dancing to this in your playlist. When discussing the inspiration for the monitor, the group stated “The track is in regards to the second when you recognize you might be falling in love with somebody, and the liberty to precise that love with a degree of ardour.” It’s straightforward to listen to that zeal in lead singer Navy’s voice. The island tone and rhythmic cadence inherent in her singing is refreshing and makes you need to hear extra. The repeated “Rum-Pa-Pum” a part of the track is so catchy that the track must be successful off of that half alone. The video is easy but efficient because it pays homage to the group’s Caribbean roots.
It is a nice official introduction to the group. If it is a signal of what’s to return from their upcoming EP, we’re in for a deal with.
Watch “Scorpio’s Letter” beneath:
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