I noticed that people love to dance to songs that address situations in love and life that are unfortunate.
What was the inspiration behind Pills and Potions? This is what I try to capture in my music. I love parties, road trips with friends and most importantly, the beach. My friends say my sound is the sound of summer.
Pills and potions remix professional#
After COVID-19 happened I had some time away from my professional work that I used to focus on my own music. I started off playing the guitar and moved onto production when I started writing originals. Think of a slowed down two-step remix of a vocal banger from the early two-thousands, this Asian collaboration has done a bit of digging around to carve their sound.” - Mixmag Asia “Melancholic nu disco meet nu garage vibes lay over a modern house groove, with sultry pop vocal top lines and stabs reigning through. “ I wanted to create a vibe where people could embrace their sadness and dance at the same time.” “I noticed that people love to dance to songs that address situations in love and life that are unfortunate,” Eve Alai takes into account the story behind his happy-sad anthem. Its somber lyrics about the realities of relationships are in a different vein entirely, but somehow the contrasting effect encourages listeners to dance the pain away. Not your typical dance track, “Pills and Potions” is ready to bop its way into quarantine parties all over the world with its house-inflected beats, slinky grooves, and gleefully immaculate production. Pills and Potions is the lead single of Singapore based producer-songwriter Eve Alai’s upcoming debut EP, featuring a collaboration with Sri Lankan pop artist, Senara, whose sassy but smooth vocal performance serves as a perfect balm to the track’s throbbing pulse.
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