Flux Pavilion and What So Not are two legends in the scene that need no introduction. The former has recently been exploring new avenues with his musical direction, often tapping vocalists to drive emotion in his melodic-driven pieces. Similarly, What So Not has also been delving into new realms of electronic music as he has done so often in the past, diving into drum & bass among other genres over the last few months. This elaborate versatility from both artists has enticed them to finally come together on a track which finally sees the light of day today.
Featuring The Chain Gang of 1974, ’20:25′ is a magical, extravagant piece that highlights the strengths of all members involved. Although several elements can be attributed to a specific producer, these influences come together to form a spine-chilling melodic piece that will evoke a plethora of emotions. What So Not’s synths and vocal processing drive the introduction, before Flux Pavilion’s influence and distinctive percussion chime in to bring listeners to the track’s climax. As the seventy-five second mark hits, all styles come together in intricate layers of melodies, chords and vocals to create a feel-good, summer-extending vibe that will undoubtedly put a smile on your face. Bouncy yet emotive, ’20:25′ is an epic clash of legends that will leave you in awe of Flux Pavilion and What So Not’s ability to mesh their styles flawlessly. Dive in below.
