Star Goes Nova’s “Plutonium” is a hauntingly beautiful soundscape that takes listeners on a journey to a desolate, post-apocalyptic world. The single’s lo-fi, downtempo, and grime sound, which is reminiscent of Alon Mor, Grimes, and Glitch Mob, paints a vivid picture of a barren planet’s history and future.
The track is inspired by Attasalina’s desert photography and is the latest release from the multi-genre artist who is known for combining music with visual and performing arts.
The single starts with a slow, atmospheric piano melody that gradually builds in intensity as the song progresses, with deep bass and trap drums kicking in to give the track a gritty, raw edge. Star Goes Nova’s use of real instruments alongside electronica creates an otherworldly and transcendent sound that is sure to captivate fans of experimental music.
![Plutonium [Official Video]](https://thedivinemagazine.com/wp-content/cache/flying-press/e5dc94fdc97bbfb013ff6496a9050260.jpg)
Star Goes Nova, also known as Christine Law, is an accomplished bassist who has worked with a variety of famous and lesser-known artists. Collaborations with Grammy winner John Baffa and platinum-selling songwriters Suzanne Paris and David Holster have resulted in fantastic pieces of music that showcase her talents.
“Plutonium” is a phenomenal example of Star Goes Nova’s ability to create worlds with music.
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