Galactic Dust return with their glowing new single ‘The Pizza Song’, delivering a playful, infectious tune that is seriously feel-good. The indie electro-pop track cleverly and lightheartedly tackles themes of body image, female empowerment and sex, disguised as a simple, up-tempo pop record about wanting pizza. Making their mark on the industry with their out-of-the-box approach, the band create an authentic brand of music that is both fun yet thought-provoking.
Revealing the meaning and message behind ‘The Pizza Song’ and music video, Galactic Dust explain: “The pizza song is a track that melts humour with seriousness and self-derision with empowerment. It presents Noam in a leading role with sexy and liberating lyrics. She appropriates codes of seduction, explicitly expressing her desires, pleasures and weaknesses with no filter. The point of the song is to give Noam a voice that is not often offered to many female artists in popular music.”
Noam, Alfie and Mattia, aka Galactic Dust, are an upcoming band from North London that are already making an impression on the indie-pop world. The young musicians have been writing songs and playing together since 2018, slowly building their bona-fide sound that is influenced by a heady mix of classic R&B to Afrobeat & psychedelic rock and hip-hop. After the successful release of their first two singles in 2020, the band received praise from the likes of Mystic Sons, Fame Magazine and When the Horn Blows. With heaps of talent and potential, this is a band you don’t want to sleep on.
