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“I’m praying for peace and silence, screaming against war and violence.” This strong statement is both the chorus and the key message of NEODYM’s brand new single “Manifesto (veni, vidi, vici)”.

Patricia Neodym not only manages to transport this message, or rather this manifesto, in an interesting way in terms of text and through her unmistakable voice, but also to skilfully weave two or three genres together musically. The song starts out groovy, but reduced, with slightly soulful 80’s Pop elements, then dares to jump into the saxophone-dominated “Bar Jazz” and then breaks out in the best “Lady Gaga-style” with pompous basses and retro-modern beats. The song slows down in phases and leaves room for saxophone fill-ins, but keeps the tension constant in its diversity. Oh yes, and Caesar is also quoted: “I incorporated “veni, vidi, vici” into this song to give the clear message that art is invincible and that as an artist you can also achieve a small, but important victory with your work via artistic freedom and conviction,” explains NEODYM.

The track could be mainstream, but it isn’t, as the artist (thankfully) follows her own vision: “Manifesto is definitely very individual, but doing something just to please the majority isn’t my style. I do it out of passion for a selected audience.”, says NEODYM about her new single.

Challenging topics are not strange to NEODYM. The singer and composer, who was born in Poland and lives in Germany, sings about the meaning of existence, planetary interactions, interpersonal relationships and much more. She incorporates her views and messages into unique Electro songs.
With “Manifesto (veni, vidi, vici)” she has once again created a piece of contemporary art that not only has entertainment value, but also added value and makes you want to hear her upcoming solo album.

“I’m praying for peace and silence, screaming against war and violence.” This strong statement is both the chorus and the key message of NEODYM’s brand new single “Manifesto (veni, vidi, vici)”.

Patricia Neodym not only manages to transport this message, or rather this manifesto, in an interesting way in terms of text and through her unmistakable voice, but also to skilfully weave two or three genres together musically. The song starts out groovy, but reduced, with slightly soulful 80’s Pop elements, then dares to jump into the saxophone-dominated “Bar Jazz” and then breaks out in the best “Lady Gaga-style” with pompous basses and retro-modern beats. The song slows down in phases and leaves room for saxophone fill-ins, but keeps the tension constant in its diversity. Oh yes, and Caesar is also quoted: “I incorporated “veni, vidi, vici” into this song to give the clear message that art is invincible and that as an artist you can also achieve a small, but important victory with your work via artistic freedom and conviction,” explains NEODYM.

The track could be mainstream, but it isn’t, as the artist (thankfully) follows her own vision: “Manifesto is definitely very individual, but doing something just to please the majority isn’t my style. I do it out of passion for a selected audience.”, says NEODYM about her new single.

Challenging topics are not strange to NEODYM. The singer and composer, who was born in Poland and lives in Germany, sings about the meaning of existence, planetary interactions, interpersonal relationships and much more. She incorporates her views and messages into unique Electro songs.
With “Manifesto (veni, vidi, vici)” she has once again created a piece of contemporary art that not only has entertainment value, but also added value and makes you want to hear her upcoming solo album.

Patricia Neodym aka NEODYM is back with her new single “CRIMINAL MINDS”. The song is varied and catchy, but still has “positive rough edges” that contribute to its uniqueness. The synths have a light 80’s touch and perfectly frame the unmistakable voice of NEODYM in melodies and energetic tapestries of sound, which will take you into galaxies of magnetic interactions. “CRIMINAL MINDS” not only impresses with its fine tuned production, tension and simultaneous danceability, but also addresses a serious topic: “The song is my personal protest
against legal violence dressed in futuristic images” says Neodym. “It is my reflection and realization of how powerless a single individual is against the rulings and decisions of the
jurisdiction.”

NEODYM is no stranger to serious issues. The Polish-born, Germany-based singer and composer sings about the meaning of existence, planetary interactions, human relationships and more. She manages to process important messages, food for thought and ideals into creative and catchy electro songs. With “CRIMINAL MINDS ” she has again created a fusion of feelings and contemporary art combined with futurism and 3D design that will give her enormous attention by critics and fans and which is also a strong precursor of her upcoming solo album.

Patricia Neodym aka NEODYM is back with her new single “CRIMINAL MINDS”. The song is varied and catchy, but still has “positive rough edges” that contribute to its uniqueness. The synths have a light 80’s touch and perfectly frame the unmistakable voice of NEODYM in melodies and energetic tapestries of sound, which will take you into galaxies of magnetic interactions. “CRIMINAL MINDS” not only impresses with its fine tuned production, tension and simultaneous danceability, but also addresses a serious topic: “The song is my personal protest
against legal violence dressed in futuristic images” says Neodym. “It is my reflection and realization of how powerless a single individual is against the rulings and decisions of the
jurisdiction.”

NEODYM is no stranger to serious issues. The Polish-born, Germany-based singer and composer sings about the meaning of existence, planetary interactions, human relationships and more. She manages to process important messages, food for thought and ideals into creative and catchy electro songs. With “CRIMINAL MINDS ” she has again created a fusion of feelings and contemporary art combined with futurism and 3D design that will give her enormous attention by critics and fans and which is also a strong precursor of her upcoming solo album.

The theme of NEODYM‘s new song is hypocrisy and lies.

“I am not an angel or a guardian of someone else’s morality, I do not intend to lecture or change anyone. However, I know one thing – let’s run away from energy demons and people who laugh in our eyes and put a knife in the back behind our backs.

The song “Liars” is not about pointing the finger at others, but also about criticism and looking at my duplicity, the one I struggle with on a daily basis. And as it usually happens in life, I win and lose. However, about this hypocrisy that I do not reach – I write songs.”

The theme of NEODYM‘s new song is hypocrisy and lies.

“I am not an angel or a guardian of someone else’s morality, I do not intend to lecture or change anyone. However, I know one thing – let’s run away from energy demons and people who laugh in our eyes and put a knife in the back behind our backs.

The song “Liars” is not about pointing the finger at others, but also about criticism and looking at my duplicity, the one I struggle with on a daily basis. And as it usually happens in life, I win and lose. However, about this hypocrisy that I do not reach – I write songs.”