80s-Tinted Synthpop and Rock Energy Drive The Big East’s New Single Shiny Satellites

The Big East is the creative outlet of James Jones, a Canadian singer/songwriter and producer whose work under the moniker itsnotu.me helped establish him as a respected figure in the electronic pop and house scene. With The Big East, James brings those sharp, synthetic textures along for the ride - and blends them effortlessly with his alternative rock roots.

Shiny Satellites is the brand new single from The Big East - a tune that's been out for less than a week. Fortunately for me, I was given an early preview, so I've had some time to live with the track. The verdict? It's a shimmering slice of 80s-tinted synthpop built around a driving rock backbone that just hits all the right notes!

Vibrant, nostalgic, and expertly pieced together, Shiny Satellites bursts with infectious energy from beginning to end. An anthemic and stadium-ready banger, it's equal parts euphoric and emotionally charged. The bigger it gets, the more compelling it becomes.

"The song was born from a deeply personal memory - lying out in the backyard with my mom on warm summer nights, watching the stars and tracing the satellites," reflects James. "We wanted to capture that cosmic sense of wonder and childhood nostalgia." Very much mission accomplished as far as I'm concerned, and I can't wait to hear from The Big East again!