Ferris Pier’s track “Dancing When I Die” featuring Rhys Lewis highlights his evolution from his early immersion in music, a deep connection to jazz, and his progression into a dance-pop realm that features a vibrant blend of synths, keys, and classic instrumentation. The emphasis is on an upbeat energy with a dance floor funk groove and feel-good melody perfectly sung by Lewis.
“Dancing When I Die” paints a vivid picture with a soundstage rooted in the dance-pop tradition. Hailing from Spokane, Washington, Pier’s journey began in a family steeped in musical passion and was nurtured by an early love for the piano. This background, enriched by a formal study in Jazz Performance, has uniquely influenced his crisp, innovative production style.
In “Dancing When I Die” listeners are treated to a creation that is exuberant and danceable from start to finish. The song has elements that integrate electronic synths, keys, and dance drums, with the classic charm of saxophone and a funky bass line.
Rhys Lewis’s contribution hits the emotional core of the song, providing an energetic vocal performance that reinforces the track’s message of living life to the fullest and celebrating every moment. With its irresistible rhythms and spirited production, “Dancing When I Die” perfectly represents Ferris Pier’s mission to craft music that connects instantly with audiences, spreading positivity and infectious joy worldwide.
Overall, Ferris Pier’s “Dancing When I Die” shows he is a dynamic artist whose work is not only a sonic journey through various influences but also a call to embrace life with exuberance.
By