Owl City: Alligator Sky Review
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Owl City's first single from his 'All Things Bright and Beautiful' project delivers a different style that Adam Young had not adventured into up to this point. Blending his signature electronic sounds as a foundation, he welcomes a collaboration with Shawn Chrystopher. He provides a hypnotic beat, rapping lyrics about taking off in a rocket and leaving the world behind. Adam softly sings the chorus that speaks positively about a future in space:
'Where was I when the rockets came to life, And carried you away into the alligator sky,
Even though, I'll never know what's up ahead, I'm never lettin' go, I'm never lettin' go.'
Not only is the single a hit, but the music is quite entertaining as well. It features both artists in astronaut suits and shows how Earth might look after a celebratory journey to space. After both shoot up into the sky in a futuristic rocket, images of Adam's hometown flash across the screen. This signifies that Adam has reached his dreams like a rocket touches the sky, but he will never forget his foundation. For us, we will continue to live on planet Earth, but will never cease imagining reaching a perfect alligator sky.
- Owl City Debuts at No. 1 on iTunes With New Single \'Alligator Sky\'
Owl City's Adam Young just released 'Alligator Sky,' the first single from his new album, 'All Things Bright and Beautiful,' and guess where it debuted? At the No. 1 spot on iTunes' Electronic Track chart. - Connecting to the iTunes Store.
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I've been listening to the rhythm of 'Alligator Sky'... I like it!
(Does anyone know what the alligator reference is about?)
Maybe it's a reference to the reptilian skin patterns on an alligator, reflecting the recurring complex synthesis of the Owl City sound?
Maybe...like a reptilian, chameleon's skin, the color of the sky entirely reflects the light conditions that pass through the earth's atmosphere? Maybe he means something like this.
Blessings.
Is he planning any new albums, do you happen to know?
Blessings.
Ty!
You seem to be well informed, anyway.
(Does their fan club need a secretary or something?)
Blessings.
I guess the maxim applies: Keep options open ...
Blessings.
Owl city has their own music that really makes them famous. Their music is so different to the others, it is something alternative love songs or a senti and slowrock music.
And the voice of their vocalist is like a voice of an angel. I really love your hub.
'senti and slowrock music', this is a good way of putting it.
I'm sure you must be on an Owl City email mailing list, anyway; you are very knowledgeable.
Blessings.
I guess he's busy, anyway, though I've not seen any new stuff lately. Blessings.
I just been listening; it's similar to his previous stuff; quite some rhythm!
Blessings.
Oh well, you've probably had longer than I have to pay closer attention to the words than I have, anyway. Ty for the ref. Blessings.
You're quite a fan of Adam Young's music, I know, anyway. Blessings.
Funny how it's noticeable, anyway. Blessings :)











codeiris 10 months ago
It is such a happy-beat song!