Open Poison is Carlos Ucedda’s Single Out Now
Good Day Noir Family,
Carlos Uceda’s new single Open Poison begins like a ritual. A twilight-drenched synth slowly unfurls, laying down a delicate yet unnerving aura.
Open Poison is Carlos Ucedda’s Single Out Now
The keyboard tones float in gently but carry an odd gravity, like echoes bouncing back from some hidden dimension.
Some of the higher notes feel like fractured voices—urgent, spectral, reaching across a border we can’t see.
As the track builds, a pulsing electronic rhythm kicks in, adding structure to the otherworldly ambience. Then comes Uceda’s voice: calm, measured, magnetic. His delivery isn’t just singing—it feels like invocation.
There’s something ceremonial in how he enters, a vocal presence that recalls ancient priestesses or mythic figures guiding the listener through a forgotten rite.
Uceda doesn’t follow conventional pop formulas. His melodies are unpredictable yet coherent, like he’s bending the rules in real-time.
Open Poison thrives on contrast: soft versus sharp, sacred versus synthetic, control versus abandon. You don’t just listen to this track—you enter it. And once inside, it’s hard to know exactly when—or how—you’ll leave.
Open Poison is Carlos Ucedda’s Single Out Now!
Enchanting!
Carlos Ucedda collaborated closely with a team of studio professionals to bring PROJECT_OPEN POISON_ to life. Drawing inspiration from gothic rock, Neue Deutsche Härte, operatic elements, and vampiric mythology, he shaped a unique sound that reflects his personal essence.
The release explores the theme of toxic friendships through a dark, symbolic narrative. Ucedda’s powerful lyrics and dramatic delivery highlight manipulation, identity loss, and emotional struggle.
Recorded in studio, each track was crafted with care to reflect its message. Carlos is currently working on an Opera/Pop/Electronic fusion project and preparing a special collaboration with a renowned DJ.
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