Sylvie’s bleach blonde pop takes shape on debut “Peroxide Heart”
With a killer vocal at its core, “Peroxide Heart” is the debut single from London’s Sylvie.
If you’re looking for a crisp, catchy cut from a breaking artist, try this one on for size. It’s a straight-talking pop track that boasts a richly textured arrangement, framing clear, resonant vocals with tidy, thoughtful production. Sylvie uses her songwriting to illustrate her stunning vocal capabilities, with a soaring chorus and acrobatic backing vocals.
A self-proclaimed pop princess, Sylvie more than lives up to her own hype with this first release from her upcoming Take My Throne EP. “Peroxide Heart” is a cut for fans of smart, understated pop in the vein of Noah Cyrus or a subtler Selena Gomez, that sets the tone for what’s to come from this talented newcomer.
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