With “Love on Mars” Binx knocks it out of the stratosphere.
Binx has taken the next step into the solar system after the stratosphere-penetrating “Space DJ” with her newest song, “Love on Mars”. Actually, it’s a very big step – as any trip from the edge of the atmosphere to the Red Planet would be. “Love on Mars”, at its lyrical core is about falling in love – with yourself first and then with your soulmate. No surprise there for a too-busy-for-love woman who has been evolving and defining herself since she left small-town South Africa, survived the club scene in New York and is now relaxing into herself and thriving as a songwriter, performer and web personality in LA, the world’s most competitive music market. But the music of “Love on Mars” moves beyond its lyrical orbit into a very sophisticated and addictive solar system – several parsecs beyond “Space DJ” and her earlier releases “Headlights” and “Radiohead”, which were themselves addictive and enjoyable. “Love on Mars”, feels and sounds like a BIG HIT. Its hooks are subtly addictive, its choruses are designed to be [Read More]