Despite his young age, Zonneveld already managed to score several charting hits, including Beatport main no.1 hit “Things we Might Have Said”, which was included on his well-received artist album “Megacity Servant” and later on landed in a Hollywood production.
Bourne on the 30th of January 1991 in the Netherlands, Zonneveld’s introduction to music was through classical piano lessons from the age of 3. In his youthful years to come, Zonneveld started composing classical music pieces and perform classical piano concerts by himself. It was only when Reinier Zonneveld started his university studies in Econometrics and Finance and after attending his first illegal raves, that Reinier Zonneveld started exploring with electronic means of producing music. Spending all his study allowance on his first synthesizers during his university years, Zonneveld managed to teach himself his outstanding production skills from his student dorm.
It was at the end of 2015, when Zonneveld completed his two master degrees, that Zonneveld decided to dedicate all his time and effort into the thing what became his passion: producing and performing techno music. Soon after this his musical productions got picked up by some of the biggest names in the scene, accompanied by releases on Oliver Koletzki’s Stil vor Talent, Carl Cox’s Intec, Richie Hawtin’s Minus and two official remixes for Moby.
With his productions and live-set influenced by both Zonneveld’s classical background and own rave experiences as a visitor, it’s no surprise that his works and live-set contain a wide range of deep melodic tracks to pounding warehouse acid techno.
Zonneveld’s musical talent truly stands out during his live performances where he manages to create new hits and recreate old hits live on stage. This extraordinary talent enables Reinier to perform a unique all night live set on the spot, while creating an explosion on the dance-floor.
Only just starting his career, Reinier has already performed on all continents, from mainstages through underground clubs, leaving a thrilled crowd on each dancefloor. If not performing, Zonneveld tries to find time in his fully booked agenda to create and produce new hits in his studio, with the experiences and influences he gained during his performances and travels.
Next to performing and producing music, Reinier runs his own well received label Filth on Acid, which was founded early 2017. Filth on Acid will serve with the purpose to fully enable Zonneveld’s creativity and as a platform for his wide view on techno music. All this being said, it’s clear that Reinier Zonneveld is ready to continue influencing the techno music scene with his unique productions and shaken-up dancefloors worldwide. It’s just the beginning...
Plastic People
Reinier Zonneveld Lyrics
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For you to have this good feeling
Plastic people
I'm so happy
For you to have this good feeling
Plastic people
I'm so happy
For you to have this good feeling
Plastic people
I'm so happy
For you to have this good feeling
It's so nice
For you to have a good feeling
Plastic people
Here it comes
Plastic people
I'm so happy
For you to have this good feeling
It's so nice
For you to have a good feeling
Plastic people
Here it goes
Plastic people
I'm so happy
For you to have this good feeling
The lyrics of Reinier Zonneveld's song "Plastic People" are open to interpretation, but could be seen as commenting on the idea of artificiality and conformism in modern society. The repetition of "Plastic people" suggests a commentary on people who have lost their individuality and authenticity, instead conforming to societal norms and expectations. It could also be interpreted as a critique of the objectification of people in modern society, where individuals are reduced to mere objects, lacking true emotions or humanity.
The repetition of "I'm so happy for you to have this good feeling" could be seen as a sarcastic or ironic statement, highlighting the superficial nature of these good feelings that come from conforming to societal expectations. The repetition of this statement also emphasizes the importance placed on appearance and outward perception in modern society.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm so happy
The singer expresses joy.
For you to have this good feeling
The singer is happy that the listener is experiencing positive emotions.
Plastic people
The singer is referencing people who are insincere and fake in how they present themselves to others.
It's so nice
The artist comments on the appeal of something enjoyable.
Here it comes
The artist is anticipating something, possibly negative.
Here it goes
The singer observes that something is happening, possibly negative.
Writer(s): Reinier Zonneveld, Simone White
Contributed by Isabelle Y. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@unfortunato
Getting mad MDMA vibes from the lyrics and the music. When she switches from 'you have' to 'you had', that's when the comedown kicks in. And then you dance in this sort of sad, sorrowful but happy mood that touches your heart and you can't stop enjoying being in that moment. They definitely knew what they did here.
@RobertThomas-rc8yq
For anyone listening in the year 3030 we imagined everything, a better world, love, peace and harmony. Our emotions ran deep, a sense of escapism…keep this music alive 😊
@sabinaa1215
This is the best tracks ever made from Reinier!! ❤
@moatazmansour8530
Totally agree ✌
@andrewt.4118
It’s one of my favorite tracks overall actually, it’s that good
@echech6853
Aa
@liannestevens342
Absolutely, almost as if "Move your body" is done by another (crappy..) dj.
This song touches my soul everytime 😍💘
@diogenmusic8310
ye perfect creature 😔
@marcinkitowski1109
Znów tu jestem ten utwór jest rewelacyjny...Wprowadza mnie w cudowny stan. Pozytywnie nakręca kiedyś go wykorzystam w swoim secie. Dziękuję
@mandoooh
OH MY GOD. The music and the video go so good together! For me it is depicting two persons getting closer to one another and the magic that happens with it. I LOVE IT