Sunsparks have been pulling strings behind the curtain for years, writing and producing tracks for other artists while keeping their own faces out of the spotlight. This songwriting duo finally decided to step into the spotlight with their own material, and honestly, it’s about time. They’ve got the chops, and you can tell from the first listen that these aren’t newcomers fumbling around with their first beats. There’s a confidence here that only comes from understanding what makes people move.
“Sometimes the best nights are the ones you can barely remember but never forget.”
“Hell of a Night” does exactly what it sets out to do without trying too hard to be clever about it. Amanda Wilson shows up and absolutely owns every second of her performance, bringing the same energy that made her collaborations with the Freemasons so memorable. The song is a well-crafted dance track that captures the rush of a great night out. The production strikes that sweet spot between club-ready and radio-friendly without sacrificing either.
Sunsparks understand that the best dance tracks do more than just uplift your body on the dancefloor. They are also meant to transport you back to a specific feeling or a moment in your life. “Hell of a Night” suggests they’ve got plenty more of where this came from, and frankly, we could use more artists who know the difference between making noise and making music that matters.
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