‘Electro Forever’ echoes the same sentiments in its name as in its sound, which is comprised of fundamental electro house notes and big funky disco flare. This catchy and flirty track is the third and final single from No Mana’s forthcoming Electromag compilation and seems to have been just as much a joy to create. EDDIE states, “This is a rare form of electro house from myself specifically…we decided to go for a fun groove over all else for this record. Working alongside the upcoming talent Bad Disk on ‘Electro Forever,’ enjoy!”

The track starts out with the beat at the front, hot and heavy, and sets the stage for a sultry pace. Slowly the synths build behind it, eventually overtaking the texture, before smoky tones slither alongside. The first breakdown whips up the suspense and lures in the drop, which is as chunky, frothy, and satiating. As the track progresses, the beat just gets catchier, with modern laser sounds hyping the transitions and subtle vocals that create a sexy vibe. This better be blasted in some neon clubs as well as any roller rink, especially on 70’s night; the disco flavors aren’t overpowering but they certainly carry through to the end.

While producer No Mana admits that his Electromag compilation started as a joke, it’s undeniable that electro house is not only popular but remaining that way for the foreseeable future.  No Mana says, “This started as a joke between EDDIE, Bentley Dean and myself as to mock nostalgic electro house (mostly the excessive releases of compilations and the ones that were ripped from YouTube). Now, I think the joke has gone a little too far; but we’ll go the extra mile. It’s in our tempo, bitrate, and pathetic crowd size…128 is the number of the beast.”

Electromag fully debuts on September 10 and features Tommy Trash, Wolfgang Gartner, James Egbert, Bentley Dean, and more. But first, be sure to check out ‘Electro Forever’ below.

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Ghost Planet cohesively substantiates the ATLien’s extensive production palette, synthesizing styles and providing a climactic sonic voyage catered to fans both new and old. Nostalgic vocal subtleties abound the expedition, weaving brief hints of familiarity within the desolate experimental soundscapes of ‘Shelter’ and ‘Tantra’ as muffled barrages of bass and low-frequency subs throng your peripheral senses.

The odyssey delves further into the radical abyss with ‘Fuck That,’ reaching a juncture of atmospheric turbulence and off-kilter wobbles that protracts into a full-fledged audible incursion as ‘Exterminate’ with Hairitage disperses a lethal culmination of energy to the project, before ‘Closer’ delivers a final vibrant salutation to the distant foreign domain.

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Concealed with anonymity, the duo sheds the urgency of public notoriety, marching strictly to the beat of their own drum, ushering tasteful experimental pivots in caliber such as last year’s Invasion EP, embodying a persistent work ethic and insatiable appetite for evolution.

Prelusive of a long-anticipated sophomore project, ‘CLOSER’ with mau5trap newcomer EDDIE foreshadows the next ill-omened chapter for the duo. Soft digital dialogue transfixes your attention briefly before cavernous reverberating subs forged deep within the core of the Earth permeate the foreground, while seismic heaves of bass, intelligently laced snares, and complexity of digital fills provide an unsettling atmospheric tactility to the track.

Find yourself a nice safe space before throwing on the latest single and accompanying visuals from the ATLiens below!

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