I recently stumbled upon The Biebers, a Hungarian electro-pop band that’s been around since 2012. Can’t believe I’m just now discovering them! Their track “Sorry” caught my ear, so I decided to dive deeper into their music.
“Sorry” is such a catchy tune. The chorus, “She’s a dancing girl, she’s a maniac,” is super infectious. And that warbled synth in the “so sorry” part? Love it. Péter Puskás’s vocals are energetic and mesh perfectly with the glittery synths and thumping bass.
The song’s got this cool contrast between acoustic apologies and electro-pop hooks that really shows off their range. While “Sorry” might be one of their biggest hits, it’s clear these guys know how to write a solid song. They blend funk, indie-pop, and soul into this synth-heavy mix that feels both retro and modern.
Originally released in 2013 and later included on their 2015 album, “Sorry” has this great 80s synth-pop vibe – kind of reminds me of Depeche Mode, but with a 90s twist. Sure, the fast tempo and bold beats might be a bit much for some, but this is definitely a song meant to be experienced, not just listened to.
It’s no wonder “Sorry” was a hit in Hungary. It’s perfect for dancing or belting out in the car. Those shimmering synths and electronic beats just make you want to move. It’s such a fun, upbeat track – guaranteed to put a smile on your face.
Péter Puskás’s vocals really make the song shine. His voice is rich and warm, matching the bright melody perfectly. It’s clear why these guys caught Robbie Williams’ attention at Sziget Festival. While they’ve released more music since, “Sorry” remains a standout hit.
The blend of electronic pop with dance rhythms and catchy vocals is just spot-on. And that acoustic guitar adds a nice touch, softening the sharp beats. Lyrically, it’s all about this mysterious dancing girl who’s driving the singer crazy. It’s no wonder “Sorry” still resonates with fans, both old and new.
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