Italian post-funk singer-songwriter Alex Fernet is back with "Sunlight Vampires," a single about identity and the power of embracing what makes people different from the world around them. The song, produced and written by Fernet, is a tribute to those often considered outside the norm, including artists, dreamers, rebels, outcasts and minorities.
The song's driving idea is the power of contradiction. Weakness can be strength, controversy can be a resource, and qualities that might be seen negatively can become something meaningful. It presents poison as an antidote, the same thing that makes one strange can become part of their power.
Fernet writing and producing the song himself gives it a direct creative identity, with the message and musical expression coming from one artist. "Sunlight Vampires" celebrates the very things that can estrange you from others. Its message is of acceptance, change, and self-recognition.
Alex Fernet takes the weak and makes it powerful, takes the unconventional and makes it something to embrace. In doing so, he creates a song that begs us to see our differences differently, to admit that the very things that make us different can make us powerful.
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