
Polished mid-tempo dance-pop that trades Zedd's signature aggressive drops for a clinical, obsessive pulse and Katy Perry's yearning vocals.
February 14, 2019 · Interscope Records (2)
365 represents a fascinating pivot for Zedd, moving away from the high-octane EDM explosions of his earlier career toward a more restrained, rhythmic pop sensibility. The track is built on a foundation of clockwork precision, featuring a steady, ticking percussion that mirrors the obsessive nature of the lyrics. It feels less like a festival anthem and more like a private, digital confession, perfectly suited for the late-night hours when thoughts of a specific person become inescapable. Katy Perry provides a vocal performance that balances human warmth with a slightly detached, robotic quality, fitting the song's underlying themes of artificiality and devotion.
How does 365 sound next to the rest of Zedd's catalogue?
The vocals lean far further into soprano than the rest of the catalogue.
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