A cinematic pop gem as dazzling as an old-school Hollywood star.
Some songs instantly put you in a better mood, and Kissmet’s “Memory Star” is one of them.
The London-based trio, made up of Ted Darling, Maggie Baring, and Alex Anthony, has been quietly building a catalog of irresistible indie-pop music that deserves far more attention. Following releases like “Tidal” and “Darling Don’t You Know Me,” the group returns with “Memory Star,” a song they describe as a vibrant summer anthem built around playful harmonies, bright instrumentation, and an Old Hollywood-inspired lyrical dialogue.
From the moment the song begins, you’re greeted by warm instrumentals and upbeat production that practically glow. The energy never lets up, giving the track a carefree feel that’s impossible not to enjoy. Lyrics like “My Mrs. Hollywood / On stage, spotlight / In front of me” and “My little Marilyn / Treading the boards of my heart” perfectly capture the glamorous romance of classic Hollywood while adding a nostalgic touch that feels both charming and fresh.
Fueled by its nostalgia-infused narrative, warm, passion-filled vocals, and feel-good genre-fusion style, Kissmet gifts us with a cinematic pop gem as dazzling as an old-school Hollywood star. So press play and experience the fame, fantasy, and ultra-glamourous romance within “Memory Star.”
Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.
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