Unday Records proudly welcomes Mauro Pawlowski back into the fold with single ‘Just All Heart, Flesh and Mind’, marking his first music under his own name since the 2021 album Eternal Sunday Drive. If that record was a deep dive into the warm hues of the ’70s, this next chapter sees Pawlowski propelling forward into the shimmering world of (early) ’80s synth-pop—bold, unfiltered, and utterly danceable.
Produced by Scorpio Twins—existing out the duo of Stephane Misseghers (dEUS) and Bruno Coussée (Rheinzand)—the track pulses with vibrant energy, fusing tight rhythms with dreamy synth textures. Adding to the single’s pedigree, Brianne Dunne, drummer for Daryl Hall & John Oates, delivers a dynamic groove on the studio recording.
Pawlowski, a musical chameleon known for his limitless explorations across genres and projects (Evil Superstars, dEUS, Gruppo di Pawlowski, Maurits Pauwels Band, and more), distills his restless creativity into a song that feels like a shameless pop invention by an electric soul.
“All times are strange times” he sings, capturing the uneasy pulse of the moment with uncanny accuracy. The track is a celebration of movement, sound, and human expression—crafted for those who don’t just listen but feel music in their bones.
‘Just All Heart, Flesh and Mind’ is out now via Unday Records, setting the stage for Pawlowski’s full album ‘Unspectacular Times’, due in fall 2025.
