Establishing the mood with a cerebral sub-bass and cosmic vocalizations, John Miller opens Sexy Blueberry with subversion and microtonal inflections. The opus expands into a fierce deep house meets techno production with conceptual lyricism.
We immediately connect with the cinematic allure of the track. It would be perfect for films and shows like Obsession, Blade Runner 2049, Heated Rivalry, Sin City, The Neon Demon, or Euphoria. In essence, the track taps into notions of temptation and obsession with a club-friendly vibe.
It is about a passionate, intense, and possibly unhealthy attraction between two people. The prose details a glamorous night of desire, temptation, and physical connection. It is addictive and explores lust, obsession, and the thrill of giving yourself over to something dangerous. The writing style is sensual, cinematic, and poetic. It’s like Lana Del Rey made a techno track.
We could imagine Sexy Blueberry being played in a set at Tomorrowland or beachside at night at Scorpios, Mykonos. The vocal synth segment is ingenious and the dimensionality that the track exudes is unparalleled with vocal riffs and breathy exhalations intertwined with the evocative dark-techno production.
Speaking on the influence behind the release, John simply says, “My ex that I still love…”. We appreciate how John Miller is an artist who turns his own heartbreak and personal experiences into honest, emotional music which feels sensual yet cathartic at the same time.
Based in Paris, there is no doubt that John is creating songs that come from real and authentic feelings, using his own love story as inspiration. As John Miller continues to develop his sound, with a more techno-inspired EP potentially on the way, we have added Sexy Blueberry to our New Music Spotlight playlist, and our TIMELESS and TRIPPY playlists, whilst we continue to stream John Miller‘s wider discography, including Funny Timing, Human, and Back Dress Red Lips.