Tunes released in the year 2022 that stole my heart.
Kuud Kuulama strings out these unencumbered intoxicating bits of spellbound raptured synth meanderings more eloquently, more desirably, more passionately and more consistently than the Breaks genre ever dreamed of achieving. Kuud Kuulama is a tune to get lost in, vocals to give yourself over to, an adventure that under the right circumstances will define this moment … Continue reading Maarja Nuut x Ruum x Sultan + Shepard – Kuud Kuulama (Sultan + Shepard Remix)
Across the ether, filled with enchantment, structured to comfortably lay back my head with a warm set of hands, tucking an emancipated blanket of aroma around me, then stepping away as I drift off into the soft welcoming hypnotic sweetening of my soul. You will quickly discover that Losing Ground has a nearly physical presence, … Continue reading Sultan + Shepard with Tishmal – Losing Ground
A moment that engulfed me in a series of flowering fairy tales that slowly ebbed and washed over me with luscious fuzzed out desire, morphing with enticing visuals that swirled and simmered with passion and delight. Voodoo makes me float high above the clouds and into the atmosphere that holds together all that I know … Continue reading Tinlicker & Ben Böhmer – Voodoo
Always progressing from one rendezvous to the next just by me getting older physically and spiritually, I think my last one was pretty epic, and on this one I’ve had even more time to make it, and I didn’t feel as much in a rush. 9 Days has a floating-cloud slide synth with Julia bending … Continue reading Nils Hoffmann feat. Julia Church – 9 Days
World Away is a really dark, refreshing, and historic tune in the making. It makes me believe that I’ve been waiting my entire life for it. The tune is dreamy, floating me on a neo-psychedelic river of sound – it’s nearly impossible to describe something so pure. On the surface, the music of World Away … Continue reading Oliver Wickham – World Away
Låpsley’s lyrics spark the tune to life, as her voice surrounds the desire of a woman who’s relationship has ended. Like I Used To is beyond laid back, cooler than cool, even relaxed and resounding, drawing me in with each listen until I’m totally immersed. I sit here with my mouth open, the perfect meld … Continue reading Steve Weston feat. Låpsley – Like I Used To
