The track is from the new album The Triumph of the Puissant
Armed with a wholly unique approach to his sound and style, rising artist Bad Bubble is somebody who feels like a truly one-of-a-kind package in modern music, melding heartfelt emotion with a distinctive synth-pop style to rousing effect.
The artist’s latest single ‘Sprinkler’ sees him delve into the deepest and most emotional facets of his sound, embracing the analogue nature of his sound and showcasing four-part harmonies recorded with zero artificial enhancements in order to bring every last fibre of emotion out of the recordings. This makes for a really raw and powerful listening experience that is packed full of depth and heart throughout, making for a poignant piece of balladry that feels both intimate and larger than life.
“I had Sprinkler wrapped up and basically stored away. By chance, I played it for a friend who then told me to get it to Berlin”, Bad Bubble shares. “I get lost in the studio. Sometimes for literally days. By the time it’s over, I don’t realize what I have. That’s the case with Sprinkler. I just happened to look at it that day, among hundreds of other songs in my storage files.”
