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Slayyyter Drops 'Brand New Chanel$': A Pop Gem
3 Aug
Summary
- Singer Slayyyter released a new song titled 'Brand New Chanel$'.
- The track is a sequel to her previous song 'Beat Up Chanel$'.
- It captures the mainstream pop sound of the early 2010s.
Slayyyter's new single, "Brand New Chanel$", has arrived, serving as a follow-up to her previous track "Beat Up Chanel$". This latest offering leans heavily into the mainstream pop sound popular in the early 2010s, drawing comparisons to the music of Katy Perry and Benny Blanco. The song marks a distinct shift from the electroclash influences of her album WOR$ST GIRL IN AMERICA.
Recorded during a period of significant career success for Slayyyter, following a personal setback before her Coachella performance, "Brand New Chanel$" showcases a deliberate build-up. Its structure recalls '90s techno and Kesha's hits, with a nearly minute-and-a-half introduction before the first chorus. The production, helmed by Wyatt Bernard and Austin Corona and mixed by Serban Ghenea, aims for the anthemic quality of early 2010s pop.
The chorus delivers arena-rock drums and synth wails, evoking a sound similar to Walk the Moon covering Robyn's "Dancing on My Own." Slayyyter's delivery and the track's kick-hi-hat pattern are central to its appeal. The song concludes with a sense of euphoric relief, with Slayyyter repurposing a chorus from "Beat Up Chanel$" as a countermelody, signifying her ascent on her own terms.
