Ferrari

If "Turbo Beast" is kinetic demolition, "Ferrari" is Alice Gas in a register that's equally forceful but more streamlined. The track has a cleaner throughline — the chaos is organized around a central melodic hook that lodges itself with genuine pop efficiency, even as the production elements around it remain distinctly off-center. The synth work is brighter here, almost prismatic, with an energy that reads as aspirational rather than purely combative. Speed is the track's governing metaphor and emotional logic: the beat moves with a forward momentum that doesn't allow for pause or reflection, which itself becomes a kind of statement. Alice Gas's vocals shift between control and breakage throughout — there are moments of crystalline clarity followed by deliberate distortion, as though the song is repeatedly exceeding its own structural limits. Lyrically, the song engages with desire, luxury, and status in ways that are simultaneously earnest and ironic — the Ferrari of the title exists as both literal aspiration and symbolic shorthand for a particular kind of self-image. This sits in a lineage of pop songs that use high-status objects as emotional proxies, but rendered through a hyperpop lens that makes the artifice visible. It's a song for windows-down moments, for feeling reckless in a controlled way, for channeling ambition that hasn't yet found its proper object.