Andrea Pizzo and The Purple Mice Take Experimentals to the Future in ‘The Machine’
Andrea Pizzo and The Purple Mice revive the eclectic ethos of 80s synthwave. They bring back the grooves, the electric energy, and the dance; matching it with evolving rock and pop trajectories. It is iconic like Prince, David Bowie, and Michael Jackson. The band approaches sonic concept very cerebrally; which becomes especially pronounced in their latest single, ‘The Machine’. While explaining the roots of the theme, the band said that it is a song that reflects on the relationship between humans and artificial intelligence, between emotions and algorithms, between freedom and control.’
The track features the talent of Roberto Tiranti, an artist with a special, unique and deep evocation. His acted parts collide with Andrea’s bold tenor planes. This vocal fusion glides through an atmosphere of wiry funk grooves, shimmering synths, dystopian scenes, and lofty vocal ranges. Listen Now!
