In “SUPERPOWER,” CATDADDY erupts from the speakers like a glittering supernova, leaving stardust in its wake as it marries disco funk-pop mastery with an irresistibly liberating message. Frontmen Aidan Paul and Leonardo Bacan serve more than just uncanny swagger—they are maestros of groove laying down tracks that dare you to confront your fears with the most powerful weapon: dance.
Like lightning in a bottle, this self-produced single captures the electric joy synonymous with their fan-favorite “DISCO LOVE”, yet sparks new life into the mix—the percussive brilliance of Armando Baeza. His beats aren’t mere rhythms; they’re heartbeats syncing listeners across the globe to a shared pulse of boldness and soul.
True to form, CATDADDY doesn’t shy away from coloring outside genre lines—blending electronic elements into pop-funk foundations, adding an extra kick to what might otherwise be a nostalgic homage. With “SUPERPOWER,” imagine Parliament-Funkadelic’s mothership landing on Studio 54’s dance floor—an amalgamation quirky enough for George Clinton to nod in approval but polished up for today’s shiny standards.
From start to finish, the pace is unrelenting—a foot-stomping smackdown against anything resembling stillness or silence. Yet amidst all this vivacity lies emotional profundity—the anthemic lyrics don’t just suggest empowerment; they insist on it, urging every listener within earshot: strap on those boots made for boogieing and stomp out whatever dread lurks beneath them!
As ears eagerly await “CATDADDY EP,” one can only speculate if these architects of rhythm will continue building upon this fortress of funk or carve new grooves entirely. But at this snapshot moment—with shimmering chords fading out as “SUPERPOWER” reaches its apotheosis—it becomes clear; CATDADDY isn’t merely making music. They’re sculpting courage—one electrifying beat at a time.
