For Dimash, Screaming is extra special.  Screaming is Dimash Kudaibergen’s maiden voyage into English pop music, the first English song created for him. In my mind, the big question was always going to be: What will Dimash’s first original English song be like? Well, now we know.  And we’re screaming, right? 🙂

Screaming is SUPERB (yes, all caps!), a joy of a contemporary song. It comes complete with easy to remember lyrics, a stunning MV (music video,) and a gentle rhythm you can’t resist.

Not to mention lots of voice acrobatics by a drop-dead gorgeous singer with the most intriguing English accent you’ll ever hear across any continent.

The lyrics sing of a romance gone sour. Dimash sings with regret (I made mistakes, and hurt you in a lot of ways), desperation (‘I’m screaming, why can’t you hear me?), a plea (but can we try once more?).  But there is also a possible hope —

But the only thing

That can’t slip from me

Is love, for the world to see…

— the theme of millions of other songs. But if you think it’s like any other love song, wait till you hear the harmonies only this young man can produce. Then you’ll know, Dimash has produced an English song with his unique style stamped all over it.

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Even for Dimash, Screaming is a veritable vocal thrillfest! This is the first song where I clearly hear him harmonize with himself — on more than one level.  I’m pretty sure he has done this several times before. But in Screaming, this is where you realize without a doubt, Dimash can do anything he wishes with his voice.

The music video itself is a work of art – the contrasting color and effects are awesome, providing a dramatic backdrop complementing the drama of his desperate plea. To the depths of the ocean into which he dives with his misery, we follow him like he was head dolphin. And again we rise with him to the vast, glittering heavens where he hurls his soaring voice like so many deadly arrows. Are you sighing yet? Let’s watch that once again 🙂