Harry Dean Lewis is an Austrian singer-songwriter based out of the capital, Vienna, and today he unveils his synthy new single "Damn".
The track is backed up with a stunning visual thanks to the highly renowned Marko Zink's photography, it was produced by Maria Magdalena Pressel and is a stunning video that helps to elevate the track even more so.
"Damn" is so fragile and yet so powerful, it's a lesson in how to produce a synth-pop track that can get your feet moving.
The first opening few seconds of the song is a fest of various synths, even some processed drums are heard, and not forgetting Harry's delicate vocals. It switches itself up and the synths get slightly thicker before exploding into a chorus that is a symphony of glistening pop goodness.
Speaking about the track Harry mentions - "I wanted to pull things back and focus on the storytelling, whilst still staying relevant to my love of groove and exploring new worlds of sound."
Harry Dean Lewis is only getting started, the debut single is one that really stands out from the rest, "Damn" is so fragile and yet so powerful, it's a lesson in how to produce a synth-pop track that can get your feet moving. If this is his debut effort god knows what majesty awaits us next!