The new single hits hard from the first bar, a freshly recorded, raw fusion of Neue Deutsche Welle and electropunk that pushes forward with an almost relentless momentum, where sharp synth hooks slice through a driving beat that feels like a heartbeat sped up and, tucked between those jagged edges, a flicker of psychedelic texture surfaces to give the track an unexpected depth. Stylistically it leans toward dark, theatrical pop while never losing sight of club energy, and the production smartly balances glossy melodic lines against rough, abrasive corners so that catchy choruses sit uneasily beside a subliminal warning. The song paints a Project‑X party blown up by social media performance, yet the narrative voice watches with a weary clarity that refuses to moralize, instead registering the spectacle. As a whole, the record operates on two levels at once — an immediate adrenaline rush that makes you want to dance and a sharper commentary on the self‑staging of a digital generation — short enough to lodge in the mind, but with enough bite to linger, not merely a party anthem but a piece with attitude: cheeky, incisive and quietly thoughtful.