I hit play on “Memory Star” expecting a breezy summer single, and honestly, London trio Kissmet delivered something with way more teeth than the sunny guitar intro lets on.
Ted, Maggie, Alex — this trio writes and produces the whole thing together, no outside hands, and honestly you can hear it. There’s this ease between them, like three people who finished each other’s sentences before they even picked up instruments.
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Memory becomes this stage where old feelings keep performing long after the actual relationship has ended, and Kissmet leans hard into that theatrical framing instead of writing a straightforward breakup song. Give it a few spins and little details start popping — a phrase here, a harmony shift there — each one adding another layer to this story about identity, fame, and the fantasy people build around someone they’re obsessed with.
