Lazer Club - Pizza Planet – a show about fashion and music.

 


80s-inspired retrowave shows its class once again. It’s a super vibrant, stylish music video, complete with a VHS-style color filter. It’s all about positivity and fashion—and, of course, the music is fantastic. There’s even a saxophone! The footage looks like it was shot on a VHS camcorder: everything is shaky, everything is bright, and the image quality has that slightly off-kilter, distinctly 80s feel. It’s a positive era—a time for pizza. On Pizza Planet.



As for the music, the video kicks off on a festive note with sharp, striking keyboard chords, followed by a magical, shimmering sound. Then, the saxophone enters. We watch it all unfold as if we’re viewing it on an 80s-era VCR. A bass guitar also makes an appearance; in the quieter, sparser moments of the track, you can hear it quite clearly.




The music video feels like a television program from the 80s—or perhaps the 90s—a special feature called Pizza Planet, dedicated to fashion and music. The arrangement isn't overly loud or cluttered, but the chords ring out boldly, setting a festive mood—perfect for a fun, stylish autumn. These are the wonderful sounds of your fashionable autumn; the season is just getting started.




The sound is, at times, chaotic, yet relaxed—a kind of ambient vibe. It’s a moment to unwind. You’re watching retro TV, catching a glimpse of the cool kids from the Lazer Club. The track features solid pop vocals, punctuated by recurring, emphatic synthesizer chords. At times, the music turns chaotic, with everything blending into a single, continuous stream of sound. Everything remains very relaxed—much like a lunch break. The synthesizer sounds are quite varied, and they become even more interesting to listen to once you’ve heard the song a few times; you keep discovering details you hadn’t noticed before.




The entire track feels like a dream, unfolding as a single, continuous flow of sound. Toward the end, there’s a cheerful, melodic instrumental passage, with the melodic line gradually bringing the composition to a close as the sound gently fades away. There’s also a great bass guitar technique featured here, and right from the start, you can hear some mysterious keyboard notes. The vocalist delivers a strong performance, telling his own pop story—it’s as if he’s singing about musical dreams.




In the middle, the saxophone returns. It’s a very laid-back piece, with vocals that feel like a dream or an echo—so ethereal and magical. It’s all like various delicious slices of a dream—a dream pizza, if you will. In the second half, the bass from the beginning reappears, joined by the synthesizer. For a brief moment, a bright electric guitar chimes in with a melody—not quite a full-blown solo, but something melodic and understated—which is then taken up by the saxophonist.




Genres like Popwave, Dreamwave, and Retrowave immerse you in a wonderfully relaxed state of mind. Fashion, pizza, VHS tapes—it’s all mixed together, creating a beautiful, waking dream. The track is calm, yet at the same time, it feels celebratory—a perfect way to unwind. The music video is bright, filled with radiant beams of light and a distinct, stylized color palette. 




It’s full of beautiful people and high fashion. While the camera shakes in a few scenes to suggest movement, for the most part, it remains fixed. Throughout the song, the saxophone chimes in with a few musical phrases—joyful, lighthearted, and uplifting. There are even moments of slow motion. It’s a fantastic video, reminiscent of TV series from the 80s and 90s. The video itself is a work of art, featuring a brilliant, trendy style. The musicians try on various outfits, and everyone is clearly having a great time.



The five-minute track feels like a refreshing coffee break—vibrant, fast-paced, and over in a flash. It’s an instant mood booster, like something out of a cinematic commercial. With its focus on fashion and music, it feels like a lively television broadcast. It’s like a magical, delightful VHS tape titled Planet Pizza—the kind of thing I could watch over and over again.


Music listener. From time to time i like to listen to the music. And write about it.

Dima Link is making retro videogames, apps, a little of music, write stories, and some retro more.


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