It's not often you hear a ukulele in today's recorded music, but the ever-so-creative Janelle Monae makes it work in her new single “Dance Apocalyptic,” a retro, uptempo, rock n' roll dance tune that will make you want to be transported back in time to a jumpin' 1950's sock hop.
“Dance Apocalyptic” follows “Q.U.E.E.N.,” her collab with Erykah Badu, both from her upcoming album, The Electric Lady, due September 10. An accompanying video will premiere on July 2. Plus, catch Janelle take the stage at the 2013 BET Awards this Sunday, June 30.
“Dance Apocalyptic” by Janelle Monáe is a vibrant and electrifying fusion of funk, pop, and soul that ignites the dance floor with its infectious energy. Monáe’s dynamic vocals and eclectic musical style shine brightly in this anthem of liberation and celebration.
The production of “Dance Apocalyptic” is characterized by its funky bassline, infectious guitar riffs, and pulsating rhythms, creating a groove that is impossible to resist. Monáe’s distinctive voice commands attention, effortlessly gliding over the track with confidence and charisma.
Lyrically, “Dance Apocalyptic” paints a vivid picture of a world on the brink of chaos, where the only escape is through music and dance. Monáe invites listeners to let go of their worries and embrace the moment, finding solace and joy in the rhythm of the music.
“Dance Apocalyptic” is more than just a song—it’s a rallying cry for self-expression and freedom. With its infectious beats and empowering lyrics, the track inspires listeners to dance like there’s no tomorrow and revel in the power of music to uplift the spirit. Whether on the dance floor or in the streets, “Dance Apocalyptic” is a reminder that joy can be found even in the darkest of times.
