<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The Mar\u00edas have long reigned as champions of the bedroom-adjacent alt-pop realm, but they have outdone themselves on their 2024 LP Submarine<\/em>. Glistening and aquatic, water-drop synths marry seamlessly with irresistible basslines that blur the line between bedroom bangers and dancefloor-ready club hits. Taking a more experimental approach to their typically indie-rock aesthetic, we hear far more interplay between digital and analog on Submarine<\/em>, with a newfound confidence and effortlessness from each member.<\/p>\n\n\n\n <\/p>\n\n\n\n The defining element of The Mar\u00edas is, of course, Mar\u00eda Zardoya, whose angelic tones and signature bratty, sexy inflections take on new meaning and exigency among these all-star instrumentals. Whether it\u2019s the gentle insistence of \u201cEcho,\u201d the celestial, Spanish serenade on \u201cLejos de Ti\u201d, or the unforgettable pop anthem vocals on \u201cRun Your Mouth,\u201d Zardoya runs the gamut on this project, showing that The Mar\u00edas are more than ready to reinvent themselves and bring something completely new without compromising on their signature intimacy.<\/p>\n\n\n\n <\/p>\n\n\n\n