A Sardonic Disco-Drenched Swing at Modern Connection –

Spider Cherry launches Feel My Noise with the exact riotous energy you’d expect from an artist who willingly performs half a video in a pug-furry suit. The official music video is already on its way to becoming viral as he lets a funked-up indie disco pop earworm tunnel straight into an exposition of modern malaise. His tongue-in-cheek charisma sits squarely at the centre of the massive sonic and cinematic production, shining through the 90s pop aesthetics that the Backstreet Boys won’t dare to ask for back. It is theatrical, cheeky, and pulled from a place of knowing exactly how weird the world feels in 2026.

The track plays out like a meta meditation on the shifting tectonic plates of reality and connection. Technology keeps stretching the distance between people while the hunger for attention gets weaponised against us. And with that, Feel My Noise deserves far more than a passing wave from fans or critics because it bottles the emotional static of this era in a way that feels too accurate for comfort. He holds up a mirror to the ghostly way we move around each other; spectres chasing specks of dopamine in digital corners that never give anything lasting back. That uncomfortable reality sits under the rhythm, steady and unvarnished, without killing the infectious lift of the hedonic arrangement.

The video deepens that feeling with its subversively surreal tone, running with the kind of hyper-absurdity you’d expect if the Bloodhound Gang and Eminem collided in a feverish side project. As a storyteller, Spider Cherry leans into theatricality without losing grounding. Years spent performing across bars, festivals, and everything between have shaped a project defined by boldness, charisma, and a refusal to sit quietly in any box.

Feel My Noise is now available on all major streaming platforms, but you’re going to want to watch the video on YouTube. 

Review by Amelia Vandergast