Glen Trapz holds nothing back on ‘SKYFALL’

“SKYFALL” has Glen Trapz embracing the joys of illegal warehouse parties in under three minutes.

From the very first moment, he taps into dance-pop perfection. The song recalls a bit of the trance-pop movement in the early 90s. Indeed, one can find traces of Orbital within the track’s expansive sound. Everything about it screams celebration. From the cut-up vocals to how he brings a lot of gorgeous chords ringing on through. The production shimmers with each second packed with variations on the trance theme.

Chords ring off into the distance at first and Trapz forgoes letting the drums hit as the more tactile percussive elements come through first. Upon going for that beautiful rush, the song quickly snaps to attention. Tempos are kept steady and build up majestically. Everything here sparkles and shines with exquisite detail.. He even places the piano and drums together into an animalistic sprint for the final stretch as the track crosses the finish line.

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