Robert Corbett's latest release, "Spring of 86," boldly goes for a new-retro, synthwave sound, with catchy kicks and retro synths that feel intentionally nostalgic but not dated. What makes the track charming is its atmosphere and its rhythmic immediacy, as if you've been transported into a neon-lit memory of another time. It's a fun vocal hook in production, and a memorable lyric, You better believe it, I can believe it. Corbett's arrangement is lean, with retro textures and an infectious pulse carrying the song's personality all the way through.

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