Established Austrian musician and artist Parov Stelar returns with another groundbreaking sonic masterpiece in the form of ‘Akh Odessa’. The venerated talent’s latest original production features his signature electro-swing flair in addition to propelling vocals courtesy of Russian Gentlemen Club, and serves as an enthralling dance remix of the group’s 2018 single of the same name. Out now via Stelar’s very-own Etage Noir Recordings, ‘Akh Odessa’ is available to listen to across all streaming platforms.
The high octane sonic offering directly follows up Stelar’s ‘Late Night Mix’ of ‘Candy Girl’, and effortlessly maintains the same infectious energy. Right from the start, one can hear a pounding bass and a propulsive flair. The Russian chorus then takes front-and-center, paired alongside new hard-hitting production elements. Its sprightly tone and lively sensibilities can be heard throughout its entirety, stylistically pivoting away from its more traditional-sounding source material. Instead, Parov Stelar opts to reimagine ‘Akh Odessa’ through the lens of electronic dance music, instilling it with a newfound vibe unlike anything heard before it. Stelar’s new release serves as yet another testament to his highly impressive skills in the studio, and sets an exciting precedent as for what fans can expect with his upcoming ‘Moonlight Love Affair’ album due out for release later this spring.
ABOUT PAROV STELAR – Marcus Fuereder, know professionally as Parov Stelar, is an established Austrian musician who has pioneered the ‘electro swing’ genre since his debut EP ‘Kisskiss’ was released in 2004. Over time, his work has been featured in various movie and TV shows, as well as advertisements for Audi, Colgate, Google, Target, and many more. To-date, he’s released ten full-length albums and over twenty EPs, with staunch support stemming from Klingande, Lady Gaga & Tony Bennett, and Lana Del Rey, to name just a few. He’s also graced the decks of venerated events such as Coachella, Glastonbury, Lollapalooza, and more. The chart-topping act has also pursued other mediums such as visual art, having recently presented a summer museum exhibition last year with 25 large-format paintings in his hometown of Linz.
