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Andrei Lucas – From Another Planet

London-based Electro-Pop artist Andrei Lucas is back with his new single called From Another Planet off ’90’s Summer Cool’. The follow up to his debut EP ‘Paradise Passé’, the songwriter and producer take inspiration from his multicultural background having grown up in Romania, learning English in Canada in his early teens, and now living in the UK. A constant source of musical inspiration, his background allows him to draw upon his many influences and give his music a distinctive sound.

Another Planet” is an indie-pop song written by Andrei Lucas and co-produced with London Producer Andrei Sora and New York-based producer Tom Matera with help from Swedish writer Otto Palmborg.

The song Another Planet is written with the intent of including the ones who felt left out. Ultimately we all feel left out at some point in our lives. The story of the song is about people who feel that their voice is not heard and that they don’t belong anywhere.

Andrei Lucas, with a Romanian background and learning English in Canada, Vancouver, immigrating to London, feels that the world sometimes is not always welcoming. It is difficult for an immigrant to feel like they belong, and having a multicultural background can be a disadvantage in a society that wants to put everyone in a box.

“As a young adult, I had to adapt to new worlds many times. It’s not something new, because we all have to constantly adapt, however for people who feel like they don’t belong in the world they live in, this song will resonate strongly. It’s not easy to always be the foreigner and to be left out because of that, and by finding my voice I hopefully can give voice to others too.”

I am a never-ending enigma to myself, as all people are to themselves, and my dialogue is about trying to find myself through my listeners.

The music video follows the dream of a boy who sees this astronaut arriving on planet earth and doesn’t know what planet he is on. It is a metaphor for trying to figure out yourself, to understand who you are and who you want to be, but also to understand the world around you in an unforgiving environment.

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