Tyson comes from London and has already made a name in the local club scene. With his 27 years he sounds something of 80s like I have long not heard it. Mind Dancefloor 80s Pop. Tyson draws on his album from any sound of that club scene. Synthpop dance numbers best grade. Even the vulgar high male voice is not lacking. It certainly has the feeling that Donna Summer is still alive in Tyson. With all the conformist mainstream songs that come daily to the market, this is even an interesting change. Of course, Tyson is in spite of everything mainstream dancefloor pop. Long story short. Tyson is the Burner for the dance floor. It glitters, sparkles and is cranky and colorful 80s.
