On “Close”, the vocals of McTaggart are round and perfectly slide on the instrumental. The rendition is once again a real pop gem for the band, that seem to have perfectly understood how to balance their tracks. Just like “New Bohemia”, one of our favorites from Transviolet, “Close” is sweetly infectious without never being disgusting.

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The track, which is totally addictive, describes how a love story can make you vulnerable and, in a sense, can destroy you:

[su_quote]My pretty blue lips begging
Take me, I need you in my bloodstream
Hold me, break me,
My breath is for holding, overdose me
I need you in my bloodstream
Hold me, break me, break me[/su_quote]

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The dance in the “Bloodstream” video represents both the lightness that you can feel while you are in love, but also the danger and the risk of falling at any moment.

The video for “Bloodstream” lets some room to an amazing dancer, Jordan Kensley, who shows her lapdance skills. It represents pretty well the lightness that you can fell while you are in love, but also the danger and the risk of falling at any moment. The track is the third single off the EP, following the amazing pop gem “New Bohemia”:

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Get the “Transviolet EP”, which is available via Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, on iTunes.