Canadian duo Neon Dreams share their latest single ‘Little Dance’, highlighting how they continue to make alt-pop at its most intelligent, incisive, and deeply catchy.

‘Little Dance’ is a single that’s lyrically reflective yet sonically extroverted as Adrian Morris’ snappy percussion and groovy riffs wind their way through frontman Frank Kadillac’s far-reaching vocal range. Meditative and celebratory, embodying everyone’s unique dance under the sun, it’s the musical form of unfettered joy and is inarguably their most profound artistic statement to date.

Kadillac dives into the story behind “Little Dance” as he explains, “After finishing our first tour of South Africa we decided to go shark diving. I had a phobia of drowning but felt it was time to face my fears.”

Listen to ‘Little Dance’ by Neon Dreams on the Shoot Music New Releases playlist on Spotify.

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“I jumped in the water and opened my eyes. There was a shark staring right at my face, my heart was pumping so I panicked. As I was collecting my breath, I started hearing this melody in my head that kept getting louder…I left the ocean to grab my phone and record the melody which eventually became the chorus of Little Dance.”

Kadillac and Morris became fast friends after the former moved to Halifax, Canada and the two quickly started making music together.  In the years that have followed, the duo has garnered Gold and Platinum singles; accumulated over 50 million streams; played sold-out international shows after their single ‘Life Without Fantasies’ became a sensation across South Africa, and won numerous Canadian awards – including a coveted JUNO.

The project has always meant so much more to Kadillac than accolades, and that was affirmed during his time in South Africa between the music community and meditation retreats that have inspired an ongoing creative evolution.

In recent years, running all the way up to the present moment, Neon Dreams are continuing to inspire with new music before eventually hitting the road again. And as always, Kadillac and Morris are focusing on one of their favourite things about being in a band: connecting with fans around the world on a more personal level.

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