Strange Signals (Classic New Wave/Dance-Pop)

This one was a blast, especially when everything started coming together. This is my tribute song to The B-52s, which was a fun band with great, hooky songs that were so original and yet also had a Retro 50's/Beach Party vibe and style. Their songs were weird. Their vocals had character.

So when I do these inspired songs based on bands' music - I start with the story. What story can I tell that would seem to fit into that band's playbook (or should I say setlist)? I know The B-52's have done a couple of alien-related songs, and "Planet Claire" is one of my favorite songs. So an alien song...
I thought an alien invasion would be fun, but the twist is they came here to create their own dance club.

My play on words in this song could go a few ways:
1.) Aliens are fun and friendly with a great dance club. -- or --
2.) They are sinister, hypnotizing humans using strange radio signals (hence the screams and moans). There's a third take too:
3.) The singer is possibly attracted to the alien, and the alien is reciprocating, giving her strange vibes, feelings... signals. Your pick!
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*** For those interested ***
I also made a slightly longer version of this song. It's unlisted, so it cannot be seen on my channel,
but it can be seen here with this link below:
   • An ARGH! Tune: Strange Signals (Classic Ne...  
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Genres: Classic New Wave (92), Pop (90), Funk (85), Dance-pop (85), Dance (80), Electronic (75),

Moods: Weird (85), Energetic (85), Surreal (75), Excited (80), Mysterious (70), Playful (65)

144 BPM (Beats Per Minute) in the key of B Major

Instruments: Guitar, Drums, Bass, Synths, Vocals

Created using UDIO.com and Audition for touch-up
Music: "Strange Signals" lyrics and arrangement by Jim Romer