Siula Returns With New Single & Video “Llygaid” (Eyes)
Out Now via Libertino
Siula (Iqra Malik and Llion Robertson), return with their latest single, ‘Llygaid’ (Eyes), which is described as a mesmerizing track that delves deep into the human experience of seeking purpose and connection. Known for their unique fusion of modern cinematic electro-pop with an ever-present darker, melancholic undercurrent, Siula’s new release pulls listeners into a mysterious, emotive world that explores life’s most profound questions
Drawing on the atmospheric textures and sharp electronic pulses reminiscent of The Knife and the haunting, experimental soundscapes akin to Broadcast, ‘Llygaid’ (Eyes in Welsh) serves as a sonic journey of introspection, with pulsating electronic beats and haunting melodies guiding the way. At its core, the song is about the struggle to find direction and meaning in life, a theme the duo expresses with emotional intensity and raw honesty.
There is such a distinct emotional appeal that captivates from the get-go within the new release from Siula. The sublime single brings this electronic orchestration and fuses with the standout vocal harmonies, creating this hybrid fusion of analogue sincerity and digital electronica.
Siula are an outfit that is dominating their field right now, the pair have this effortless ability to create such an enthralling landscape that embarks a plentiful essence; whilst the harmonic expression and theme twist a raw vision within an ethereal backdrop. The outfit quickly crafts this immersive exploration that absorbs the audience, pulling them into the textures that trigger this gentle hypnotic current. Whilst the electronic cadence
Siula has crafted such an emotionally charged atmosphere which leaves a lasting impact. The power of the release is reflected in the beauty of the new music video that accompanies the release.
Speaking on the song, Siula explain: “‘Llygaid’ reflects the feeling of being lost and yearning for clarity. It’s about dancing in the dark, in search of an answer, in search for the light.”
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