Sohodolls 
Thread 
Filthy Pretty Records 
 
They’re getting bigger and wilder with every release. Sohodolls are back with Thread, the latest single to push their brand even further than before. We’re all waiting for the album, which is in the works and will be out very soon. Before then, we are treated to yet more music to throw us into the mood. Singer Maya von Doll reveals that she wrote the track in Nashville with the help of Tony Esterly. He’s a big name in the studio scene with production, songwriting, and mixing skills neatly packaged for those who find them. During their meteoric climb through the various charts, Sohodolls have been inundated with praise and press with every move they make. It’s fantastic that their people have sent more to Sound Read Six to feature, alternative pop and monumental artistry, there’s always something entertaining going on.  
 
A spooky little motif opens the music as Maya von Doll begins to sing. Her voice daintily dances on the invisible notes, manifesting them into being with every verb. A bass, drum, and synth build then hits. A dancing pulse pushes the ignition of the tune, the vocal melody continues like a magical conduction of the moment. A chorus brings new notes, a slight shift in the pace of the lyrics and a catchy vibe that massages the rhythmic flow, Thread from Sohodolls is a soundtrack of a song, bringing imagery and fantasy to the mind as it progresses with grace.  

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Sohodolls 
Territory Of Your Heart 
Filthy Pretty / A & G Records 
 
Doing their thing for the love of music and the network was fine for the Sohodolls, they carried on with their awesome sound and loved every moment. When Madonna’s daughter uploaded a TikTok of herself dancing to one of their early tracks from the 2000s, their presence became felt on another level of magnitude. After rising in the Billboard charts. After being featured on Netflix’s Geek Girl with their most recent song Bad and having been name-dropped by Radio One’s Nels Hylton and Absolute Radio’s Frank Skinner, they’ve done it again with another new number. Who knows how far they will go, expanding their territory with Territory Of The Heart. A song about two alphas from two opposing worlds, the music explores the dynamic relationship between this pairing of polar forces.  
 
Blasting out with a chewy and heavy synth bass that pulses and slaps metal on spongy percussive beats. Maya von Doll de Soho enters with her gorgeous voice; the vocals paint the canvas of sound like glorious mixing hues and lines of curving clarity. Pushing the dance, the beats continue to pump and roll against the flow of time as the song moves from verse to chorus with harmonies and atmosphere. Catchy and infectious, the melodies wash across our awareness in crystal clear gushes of liquid fantasy. Cleopatra and Caesar, Sound Read Six and you, dear reader, the scenarios of life repeat and evolve according to nature.  
 
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Sohodolls
Letter To My Ex (Thank You, Goodbye)
Filthy Pretty/A&G Records
London


Epic electro floor fillers Sohodolls return from the lockdown with brand new energy. That's thanks to Madonna's daughter, Estere Ciccone, who covered their 2003 hit Bang Bang Bang Bang for a viral TikTok video during the pandemic. With swathes of new generation fans immediately picking up on the track, the group made a sudden resurgence before hitting 100 million Spotify streams and a Billboard Top 50 slot. That's the power of youth in one example. The band are known for drawing on BDSM themes and exhibit a sexy and seductive allure alongside their catchy and hook laden tunes. Letter To My Ex sits back to back with Bang Bang Bang Bang and, as their new record, is said to be the perfect song for a breakup.


It begins with an immediate vocal that's matched with a groovy synth vibe. The story of words draw images of sensual scenes as the music grows with the passion. A bass drops as the drums kick in then an orchestration of tune lifts as the chorus enters on the perfect bar. A dancing energy summons the flow as bass wanders in melodic passages to the beat of smooth and intuitive drumming. The song keeps moving as the verses create layer upon layer of image that fit like silky sheets over a mattress of funky bass and astral synths.


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