Bridging modern dream-pop with a ’70s spacey nostalgia, “Tomorrow” is a gorgeous new single from Salt Lake City-based band The Plastic Cherries. The track is part of the band’s upcoming concept album, The Plastic Cherries on the Moon, which takes inspiration from “Ziggy Stardust & vintage sci-fi.”
Lush vocal entrancement and gliding piano lines stir alongside a warming bass line. Glistening guitar additions appear thereafter, with vocals letting out “oh, how you shine in the distance, brilliant and free,” — espousing a sense of adoration, melancholic yet hopeful. “Where will we go?” they traverse into the title-referencing ghostliness and the “I’m all yours,” declaration. “Tomorrow” is a dazzling display in spellbinding, dreamy love, propelled by breathtaking vocal work, sparkling piano lines, and orchestral touches. “Tomorrow” has us firmly anticipating the band’s upcoming concept album.
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This and other tracks featured this month can be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Emerging Singles’ Spotify playlist.
The track is also featured in the genre-based, best-of Spotify compilation Emerging Dream-Pop.
