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While I was anticipating hearing a slightly Sci-Fi soundscape from Lost Alien’s latest single “Unified Stream”, nothing quite prepared me for the transcendental mesmerism which their latest single contained.

The psychedelically ambient electronic mix combines elements of rock and trance allowing the acoustic instruments to add the wavy texture to the sound around the sonic blasts of the synth around the other intergalactically-inspired electronic effects.

There’s no denying that what Lost Aliens have created with Unified Stream is nothing short of prodigal. The tight arrangement combined with the ease of the melody and levels of harmony brought by the vocals was nothing short of aural catharsis, and I’m fairly certain that’s what they were going for with the single which dropped on January 11^th.

You can check out Lost Aliens’ latest single Unified Stream for yourselves by heading over to SoundCloud now; although I probably wouldn’t recommend doing so when you’re driving.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

The prodigal son of experimental electronica Myles Jaeger dropped his latest single “Fools” at the end of 2018, and in the process of doing so he has charmed an international audience with his sporadically visceral, unpredictable mix.

The track kicks off as you’d expect your average ambient lo fi Hip Hop single to unravel, but when it comes to the bridge the drop will definitely take you down with it. There’s plenty of progression packed into the single, as after the build-up Fools takes a more anthemic EDM turn with plenty of harsh and crisp smacks of reverb-drenched electronica.

When it comes to the vocals, it is not only Myles Jaeger’s vocal talent you will want to applaud, it is also the ingenious use of effects which made the vocals as much of an intrinsic part of the track as the 808’s.

You can check out Myles Jaeger’s latest single Fools out for yourselves by heading over to SoundCloud now.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Every now and again you’ll stumble across a new Electronica artist whose sound pushes through the constraints and expectations of the genre as it finds new ways of creating sticky-sweet transiently subtle melodies and new ways to immerse you in raw and reflective soundscapes.

Princey has proven with his single “And This Happens” which is just one of the tracks from his latest project “FIRST LIGHT” that he has the prodigally ambient flair to take his Lo Fi Hip Hop Electronica to the next level. The amount of mesmerism which And This Happens contains stands as a testament to Princey’s talent anyone with a penchant of experimental ambience are sure to find themselves quickly enamoured with his distinctive production style.

Using samples can always be a risky move, but the way in which Princey incorporated them into the structures of his sound was nothing short of genius. For And This Happens he took an iconic speech from one of the most well-known movies of all time and poured effects over the samples to make them fit synergistically with the beat.

You can check out Princey’s latest single And This Happens for yourselves by heading over to SoundCloud.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Just how up and coming artist Swaine Delgado managed to infuse so much funk and groove into his ambiently melodic latest single “308” will forever remain a work of alchemy. It would seem that I’m not the only one to be enamoured by the soundscape, in the short time since the release, there’s already tens of thousands of fans plugging into his experimental electronica. The Perth, Australia-based artists vocal style is just as concordantly resounding as the beat behind 308.

Through his experimental style Swaine cooks up a hypnotic amount of catharsis which progresses through layers of harmony against the muted, soft rattle and kicks of the 808s against the lucidly light synth reverb. 308 is just one of the singles to come off Swaine Delgado’s debut 4-track EP “run boy, run” which will make you wonder where the hell he’s been hiding his deft aural command for so long.

You can check out Swaine Delgado’s latest single 308 for yourselves by heading over to SoundCloud now.

Review by Amelia Vandergast