Michellar - Game of Love
Not a lot of singers have the talent to turn something earnest like love into something swanky like Game of Love, and Michellar and Rad Datsun are one in a million. The singer-songwriter, who previously released 28 singles in one EP in 12 months, is a well-known legend. While she anchors into the emotional, she expands her horizon further into jazz, pop and experimental, like the genre chameleon she is. The San Francisco artist is not only a singer-songwriter but is also a visual artist, adding more depth to her craft. This makes her a truly multidimensional and interdisciplinary artist. Having written 140 songs in 24 months, she calls songwriting home, and why wouldn't she? All her songs are uniquely hers; she has a way of trademarking them with an aura of her own. The track is in no rush to prove itself; it starts off slow in an almost otherworldly sense. She and Datsun are giving us a story in their performance, and everything is adding ambience to them! She shows us that love is a gamble. Capturing the gamble, flirting and that initial spark of it all in this song is what sets this song apart. The production on this song is as smooth as silk, and a song with such an expert guitar section deserves a series like Challengers. It matches the film's soundscape and captures the commitment to love as both effervescent and fickle. Michellar seems to be a magician who can capture lightning in a bottle. She is one of the few singer-producers who has such a strong hold on the imagination her music evokes. She creates a whole new tapestry of music, complemented by great visuals. You can catch more of her music in the links attached above.
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