DIAMANTE – 1987 – The Bright Colors of Diamond, Disco Rock

Diamond. A rare stone. Or jewelry. And this is a great retrowave sound. This is the 80s. Great disco rock. With a video clip. Bright and dynamic. Like the best moments of the 80s that flash before your eyes. Like bright colors and frames. 1987. This is a significant event. A dynamic rhythm. A monotonous rhythm begins. And the song begins.

Me. Such a meaningful word. I don't want to talk now. The singer begins. Speaks slowly. These words are very precious. And the song begins. I will go back in time. I dance. And this is rock. Until the morning. I'm returning to paradise. I dance like it's 1987. 1987. A magical year of music. The future is in the 80s. And the brightest moments of your life.

A rock chord sounds. One after another. Like good pop rock. The dynamic rhythm section plays a steady rhythm. Like a drum machine. A simple sound. And then everything increases in volume. The main role is played by the singer and her voice. The voice is foregrounded and loud. Quite rock. 1987.

The song is bright. Like the lights of a night city. 80s, civilization. Music plays. It sounds like disco. Or sounds like rock, but looks like disco. That's what I call disco and rock. Disco rock. A model. A diamond. A benchmark. Something like that I thought of the band Scorpions. With songs like "Bad Boys Running Wild." The sound. I didn't dream it. A diamond shines brightly in the night. Amidst the lights of a night city.

The chorus has more of a rock feel. An electric guitar plays in the background. It's noisy. Like a single chord is holding. But it sounds driving. The drive is another reason why you should listen to this song. It's very rock. And as if to prove this fact, an electric guitar solo sounds. And here the singer has a very raspy and rock-like vocal. It's more than rock. It's like disco. And dancing. 1987. Diamond. Shines brightly.

A driving rhythm section. That's how it sounds. A stable and clear rhythm part. Under the singer's voice. She sings about television. And tonight is time for dancing and rock. Paradise. 1987. This composition has become the artist's calling card. An excellent rhythm-rock-disco song. There is no disco in it. But in the video, she looks like disco. And sings like rock. And this is exactly what I called disco rock in my head.

It's raining. A black screen. The musicians look like they're from a cybernetic future in those plastic glasses. And the singer, Diamant. All attention is on her. Television is screaming about Armageddon. And I'm going back in time. To the 1980s. The vocals are slow in places. In some places, the singer sings quite high and colorfully. And in others, the vocals are hoarse and rock-like. With echo. And it all sounds stunning. Yes, the 80s were a great time.

It sounds very rock. And it looks like disco. The 80s were a magical time. The time of Diamant. Excellent rock guitars accent the chorus, merging into a chaos of sound. There's no doubt that today is 1987 again. The vocals are completely different. Hoarse – just like a rock star. A slow voice – for dance music, and a high voice – also for dance and rock music.

Special attention to the video for the song itself. It's a music video. With bright colors. And dynamics. Very beautiful. Very stylish. Very dynamic. Very bright red. City lights at night. And this is their music. The video is a work of art. The singer Diamant is the centerpiece. But there are other musicians too. They are visible too. Everything around is black. And blue or red. Disco look. 80s. Everything is very bright. Despite the dark tones. There are bright colors here, like Diamond. And lots of them. Red, blue. And everything is drowned in darkness. Black.