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Monday, July 06, 2015

Of Note: ‘Déjà Vu’ by Georgio Moroder feat. Sia


Of Note: ‘Déjà Vu’ by 
Georgio Moroder feat. Sia

Mr. Moroder is two for two with the release of the title song from his 2015 effort, ‘Déjà vu’.  His last one, ‘Right Here, Right Now’, featuring the note-perfect Kylie Minogue, was as sweet as it gets and a dance chart topper to boot.

Listening to ‘Déjà Vu’ One can’t help but imagine it purring forth from the depths of former frequent collaborator, the late, Donna Summers.  God, how I miss that woman. 

But no worries – Sia does an outstanding job, putting her own unique pipes to good use.  Sure, the chorus doesn’t blister the way it might have had Ms. Summers been around, but Sia’s demurring European chanteuse sound brings something unexpected to the mix. 


No, this is not modern dance music – this is old-school; where disco meets pop and the world is all the more joyful for it.  This is about song and structure, not ramping synths and bleating beats.

I have a feeling, given his many recent collaborators (Charli XCX, Sia, Haim, Britney Spears, Kylie Minogue, Mikky Ekko, Foxes, Matthew Koma), that there is much more forthcoming from Georgio.  'Tom's Diner' is already getting a lot of airplay.  

Who knows? Perhaps even another full album?

Though, should this be his final piece of work? 

What a great note to go out on!



  








4 comments:

Hot guys said...

Really don't know why Giorgio's album isn't selling more... Right Here, Right Now & Tom's Diner are really good. Shame. Well, hopefully they'll become singles & we'll get music videos for them.

whkattk said...

Nope. Won't be a fan based on this effort of hers. Ah, well...we can't all like everything, right? :-)

Hot guys pictures said...

I prefer Kylie's & Britney's songs on Giorgio Moroder's CD.
Don't know why it didn't do better, the CD, that is...

Guess the general public forgot about this DJ,
who was known long before all of today's famous DJ's.

Anonymous said...

I always loved his production of the theme song from the movie "Cat People" sung by David Bowie. Neither could do wrong.