Lazer Club – Back to the City – Synthesizers, Saxophone, and the 80s

The retro theme of the 80s attracts and interests many. An interesting and vibrant style. It's not about the past. It's so nostalgic and dreamy. It's not about the future. Which is yet to come. Or maybe it's right now?

Lazer Club. Back to the city. With a new video. They sing great pop music. It would be great to hear it on the radio. And the music video. It's really cool, too. They even have a saxophone in there. 5 minutes of retro future. The 80s are with us. Tonight. This very night. Returning to the city. From the dacha, perhaps.

A great, trendy logo at the beginning. And a rhythm section on a synthesizer. And then a crystal-clear melody joins in. From the synthesizer too. And a wow effect. The saxophone comes in. Great guys. We already see them in the video. The singer sings. A very good singer. Without aggression and with interest. This is my limit. The games we play. One more time. The singer sings.

The guys are dancing a little. They're moving. They look great. Such a relaxed mood. Like a Miami Vice TV series. It's so sunny. Only here it's evening and night. The colors in the video are accordingly adjusted with a filter. For the night and the saxophone and the synth night. This is how I feel.

Strange green, strange purple. Excellent color palette. Smart people know how to make videos like this. Now tell me the 80s weren't the best era. Someone's wearing a great cap. What an interesting video effect. These stripes are going on. Red and black. And against this background is a saxophone. One more time. The singer sings. The guitarist plays. There's a bass guitar. I noticed it in the corner in the video. It's in the frame.

No, the bass isn't shown well here either. It's the bassist in the cap who's playing with a pick. In sunglasses. So fashionable. Such a cool video effect with the pink letters. Like PowerPoint, almost.

The composition has a good mood. Relaxed. In the evening. Relaxation. Great music. Just right to listen to. These guys are great musicians. They play great pop music. Everything sounds so relaxed. And the dynamics of pop music. I'm sure they have great memories of the city. Where they so want to return again. One more time.

Cool square microphone. This video would make a great movie. About musicians from the 80s. Copy the singer's movements. He's great at moving to the music in the video. These are definitely the guys from Miami Vice. Just not action. Just about the music.

Musically, this is great pop. And with a great video too. Yes. There are synthesizers here. Synth melodies. And electric guitar and bass. And the saxophone is especially noteworthy. The drums are synthesizers. The saxophone really adds to the effect and interest. But without a stable rhythm and synthesizers and melodies from the synthesizer, nothing would have worked either. It's all there. There's a melody on the synthesizer at the top. What can you call it? Crystal.

A good rhythm. The drums are interesting. It's not very audible, but they're there. It's definitely something very digital. With varying degrees of mutedness. Such interesting rhythms. The song has a few effects, like lasers from a sci-fi movie on a synthesizer. Not lasers, but similar pulsating sounds. Sound effects. Like blowing bubbles from underwater.

The introductory synthesizers of the melody are really cool. They sound so light and captivating. The singer sings there. "Keep looking at me." Well, that's exactly what I do, watching this video. This is my music video. Almost like television. The musicians have cool sunglasses. They suit them.

There are parts where the music is a little quieter. And the singer sings well there. Yes. It's groove. Pop music. Synth. Retro wave. 80s wave. Interesting light filter throughout the video. Actually, Lazer Club always has great videos. Of all the ones I've seen. Cool part where they're strumming the synth. Sounds so fast. We're looking for something. There's also a singer singing. Back to the city.