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Colour Vision
Pop · 2020 · 12 tracks · 33m

Colour Vision

MAX's 'Colour Vision' is a vibrant, synth-driven pop album born from a period of vocal recovery and personal renewal. It's a collection of polished, romantic anthems celebrating love, relationships, a

September 18, 2020 · Colour Vision Records

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This is the sound of pure, unadulterated joy and romantic bliss, filtered through a prism of shimmering synths and a soaring falsetto. 'Colour Vision' feels like a sun-drenched afternoon turning into a vibrant city night, full of optimism and heartfelt declarations. It's the perfect soundtrack for anyone who's found their stride, fallen deeply in love, or simply wants to bask in the glow of feel-good pop. Own this if you crave meticulously crafted pop hooks, a voice that effortlessly glides into the stratosphere, and an album that radiates positivity from every note. It's an auditory embrace, a celebration of life's brighter hues.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 33m
01
Colour Vision
2:15
02
Working for the Weekend
2:46
03
Love Me Less
2:57
04
Acid Dreams
3:03
05
Circles
2:27
06
Blueberry Eyes
2:52
07
Where Am I At
3:30
08
New Life
3:02
09
Checklist
2:17
10
Missed Calls
2:35
11
SOS
2:42
12
There Is a God
3:17
Moments Worth Listening For
The soaring, multi-layered falsetto climax on a track like 'Love Me Less', where MAX's renewed vocal power is on full display, backed by an expansive synth arrangement.
The infectious, driving synth bassline and crisp drum programming that kicks in on an upbeat track, instantly elevating the mood and inviting movement.
A more intimate, mid-tempo ballad that strips back the production slightly, allowing MAX's raw vocal vulnerability and heartfelt lyrical delivery to shine through, perhaps with a subtle piano or acoustic guitar foundation.
The unexpected vocal run or ad-lib in a chorus that showcases his R&B influences, adding a layer of soulful complexity to the otherwise pop-centric sound.

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