Album lore

Adiós Amores’ 2020 single “Charlotte,” released on Ground Control, distills a blend of Spanish psychedelic pop and surf rock into a concise artifact. The track layers chiming guitars and buoyant rhythms beneath a sunlit vocal melody, recalling the breezy charm of 1960s sunshine pop while rooted firmly in contemporary pop structures. Its brief runtime belies a carefully arranged interplay of jangling strings and subtle studio effects.Though the project has garnered modest attention with 6,680 listeners logged on Last.fm, “Charlotte” stands as a neat signal within the lineage of modern Spanish psych-pop. The record’s restrained production and melodic clarity make it suitable for crate-diggers seeking a crystalline example of surf-informed pop from the 2020s.

Album lore

Adiós Amores’ 2020 single “Charlotte,” released on Ground Control, distills a blend of Spanish psychedelic pop and surf rock into a concise artifact. The track layers chiming guitars and buoyant rhythms beneath a sunlit vocal melody, recalling the breezy charm of 1960s sunshine pop while rooted firmly in contemporary pop structures. Its brief runtime belies a carefully arranged interplay of jangling strings and subtle studio effects.Though the project has garnered modest attention with 6,680 listeners logged on Last.fm, “Charlotte” stands as a neat signal within the lineage of modern Spanish psych-pop. The record’s restrained production and melodic clarity make it suitable for crate-diggers seeking a crystalline example of surf-informed pop from the 2020s.