With “Planet Paradise,” German producer Fritz Heieck launches his newest project Yellow Sky, setting the tone for what he calls an “open project for danceable pop music.” And if this debut single is any indicator, Yellow Sky is off to a bright, feel-good start.
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Featuring the smooth, soulful vocals of KATHRIN, already known for her R&B-infused tracks “One Two Three Times a Fool” and “Red Butterflies” “Planet Paradise” radiates joy from the very first beat. It’s upbeat, melodic, and infectiously optimistic. You can feel the freedom and sunshine baked into its rhythm, the kind of track that makes you subconsciously sway even on a bad day.
The production feels fresh yet timeless: a fusion of pop energy, subtle disco flair, and a sprinkle of jazz-inspired harmony that gives it sophistication without overcomplicating the vibe. KATHRIN’s vocals glide effortlessly over the groove light, expressive, and emotionally open. Her delivery of lines like “Feel the breeze of love and peace in perfect harmony” captures exactly what the project stands for: music as an antidote to cynicism.
There’s something cinematic about “Planet Paradise” too. The lyrics create vivid imagery, sunrises, breezes, dreamlike moments, that feel tailor-made for summer playlists or nostalgic movie montages. It’s escapism through melody, done with intention and heart.
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“Planet Paradise” feels like a mission statement. Heieck isn’t chasing trends, he’s creating a sonic space for positivity and connection. And with Yellow Sky planning new releases and live performances later this year, this debut feels like the first chapter of something genuinely uplifting.
If you’ve been craving a reminder that music can still sound happy without being cheesy, “Planet Paradise” is your ticket.
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