Emerging pop talent Niki Kini channels fun-loving energy on “Weatherman,” a catchy number that reminds us that music doesn’t have to be profound to mean something.
Laden with disco pop instrumentals underpinned funky-tinged sensibilities, the track is led by tongue-in-cheek lyrics that wonders about the weird British weather.
Rooted in quirky unity and vibrance, the track showcases Niki’s ability to craft a musical world that’s simply an escape from the serious challenges of life.
Having established her penchant for exploring relatable topics like adulthood, self belief and racist hate, she now unfurls the humour and charm nestled in her sonic identity as she captures a silly vibe with ease.
Speaking of the track, she says, “This song is genuinely a lot of fun and based on basically everyday real life scenarios in the UK. I remember distinctly complaining about the fact that even when it’s raining in London you get all hot & sweaty going from place to place and it’s like the whole country (or at least London) is utterly miserable because of the weather.”
Having carved out a space for poignant conversations and easy-going brightness all at once, Niki Kini continues to enchant us with her catchy pop artistry.
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