Birmingham talent Beljune is back today with one of his most impressive releases to date (in our humble opinion anyway…).
‘White Heat’ takes its inspiration from the iconic 1949 film noir, which the artist watched before writing the song.
“I wrote it while living in Cork with my producer, spending evenings watching old films for inspiration. After watching White Heat one night, I went into the studio the next day saying, ‘If Quentin Tarantino directed a remake of White Heat, this would play over the credits.'”
The track is cinematic, dark, and almost sinister in tone. With that said, it also delivers elements of soul, R&B and pop. The track serves as one last teaser to Beljune’s forthcoming EP, ‘A BLACK & WHITE FILM’, which is out soon.
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