Luan Luan's 'Yellow' is a sunlit anthem of queer joy and fleeting freedom

Luan Luan’s 'Yellow' radiates warmth from the very first note. It's the kind of track that spills out through speakers and fills the room like sunlight. The Brighton-based artist, originally from Madrid, channels their synaesthetic connection to sound and colour into a song that feels alive with motion, memory, and unguarded emotion. It’s the sound of love in bloom and fleeting summer days that leave an indelible mark long after they’ve passed.

The single tells the story of two souls colliding under the Spanish sun whose connection becomes a prism for freedom, expression, and the heady rush of young love. You can almost taste the heat, smell the sea, and feel the pulse of their shared moments through the lush production and vivid lyricism.

Musically, 'Yellow' is a kaleidoscope of indie-pop shimmer meeting soulful depth, carried by Luan’s effortlessly expressive vocals and rhythmic guitar work. There’s a playful bounce in its groove, but beneath the brightness lies the ache of knowing that even the most radiant summers must end.

What sets Luan apart is their fearless sincerity. 'Yellow' is a sensory experience, a testament to queer liberation, and a reminder that beauty often lies in impermanence.