CrewlessSingleB’bun RecordsSeptember 2023
Elevator (Going Up)by Crewless
Elevator (Going Up) is an alt pop song by Crewless, the Salt Lake City indie dance band, released as a single on September 19, 2023 on B’bun Records. The mood is dark and moody and dreamy.
- Genre
- Alt pop, Alternative rock
- Mood
- Dark & moody, Dreamy
- Tempo
- ~150 BPM
- Key
- A minor
- Length
- 2:39
- Released
- Sep 19, 2023
The shape of the song
Peak at 2:14
The skyline is the song’s loudness, second by second, measured from the master. The sun sits at its loudest moment.
Lyrics
The words
Credits
Who made it
Performed by
- CrewlessDJ
Written by
- Gunther Daniel FischliSongwriter
- Kenneth Nathaniel PyferSongwriter
Production & release
- Nate PyferProducer
- Finn BjarnsonMixing Engineer
- B’bun RecordsLabel
Credits as listed on Apple Music.
Sounds like
If you like these
Songs by other artists that sit near Elevator (Going Up), from press and curator comparisons and from how the song sounds.
The band describes Elevator as 90s vibes with modern production; this is that era’s slinky, dark pop.
Listen ↗MetricBlack SheepBrooding verses that lift into a big, cinematic chorus.
Listen ↗The Human LeagueDon't You Want MeNeon Music heard Human League in Elevator: two voices, one tangled relationship.
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Releases
Questions
About Elevator (Going Up)
What genre is Elevator (Going Up) by Crewless?
Alt pop, Alternative rock. It moves at about 150 BPM in A minor.
Who wrote Elevator (Going Up)?
Gunther Daniel Fischli and Kenneth Nathaniel Pyfer.
Who produced Elevator (Going Up)?
Nate Pyfer, mixed by Finn Bjarnson.
What does Elevator (Going Up) sound like?
Think Garbage’s “Queer”, Metric’s “Black Sheep” and The Human League’s “Don't You Want Me”. The mood is dark & moody, dreamy.
Where can I listen to Elevator (Going Up)?
On Spotify, Apple Music and other streaming services. It’s on Elevator (single, 2023), Table for One (album, 2024) and Table for One (Deluxe Version) (album, 2024).