With ‘Vehemence,’ Hyume starts a new chapter, introducing fans to the mystical world that will unfold through the sonic experience of his album. Shimmering notes and rippling effects introduce the track, before the Parisian producer suddenly adds layers of granularity and percussion that transport listeners to the glacial country of Iceland, Hyume’s residence over the last few months. The feelings evoked when listening to ‘Vehemence’ are perplexing, as the undertones are icy and hostile, pairing nicely with the track’s artwork. However, cuts of hope and serenity contrast this frigidity, bolstering a sense of strength within your soul as the song progesses.

‘Vehemence’ is quintessential Hyume delivering a crisp future bass piece. Don’t miss it below.

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A project that has been in the works for about a year, Disturbances I is Hyume leaving behind his old self and growing into a newfound artistic expression. “The frustration felt because of my last EP gave birth to the Disturbances I EP. For the first 2 months, I wasn’t really composing, I was rather looking for a sound and colour that corresponded to me. Once I really started to understand who I was through my experimentation, I started to really work on the first part of the Disturbances EP. There were a lot of phases of doubt because I really wanted it to be a definitive new beginning,” Hyume states about the indecision surrounding his art.

The entirety of the project tells this story in a complex narrative highlighted by vibrant melodies, sombre undertones, frantic ups and soothing downs. From start to finish, Hyume keeps you hooked with a sound that is consistent throughout yet never grows old. The name of the body of work stems from “a disruption of what I thought was my reality, so I decided to narrate this change through this EP,” the talented producer adds. From failure and defeat, to confusion and doubt, to acceptance, Hyume shares his emotions chronologically in Disturbances I. ‘Sorry’ with Hana Bens is the only vocal-driven track, and represents the artist definitively rejecting his old self and beginning the acceptance process.

An epic story told through six mesmerizing tracks, Disturbances I marks a new chapter for Hyume. Don’t miss it below.

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“Recent events in my personal and professional life have impacted my personality and approach to my music. ‘Upheaval’ is a raw and textured piece, dark and mingled with strident sounds, like the feeling that I need to exteriorize,” says the producer about his recent experiences and new artistic direction. Despite being different, ‘Upheaval’ stands out as one of Hyume’s most ingenious, creative pieces, evoking unrefined emotions. A high-intensity introduction hooks you from the get-go, with rugged textures coming to light as the track progresses. When the drop hits, all expectations are shattered as a flute-like lead and rumbling bass in the background come together seamlessly to leave listeners speechless. The drops feel like a massive weight getting lifted from your shoulders as all feelings of tension disappear.

‘Upheaval’ is sure to make a wave in the future bass scene due to its raw energy and unparalleled melodiousness. Don’t miss it below.

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Today, after ten months of hard work, these Frenchman proudly release Clouds and Plants, Hyume’s very first EP and SHDP rec’s second official release. Composed of five tracks, this project illustrates, unsung words of the artist himself ‘the five stages of an introspective journey, highlights the ambition that lies inside each of us, from its birth in the earth to its rise in the clouds. Clouds & Plants acts as a therapy against boredom and awakes in us a new feeling: hope.’ Poetic, isn’t it? Anyway, if you’re more of a down-to-earth person, don’t worry, Clouds and Plants can be a delight without a metaphysical approach.

First and foremost, let me say that Hyume raised the bar with this EP, both in terms of creativity and quality (big up to Chopsoe for the mixing). The highly immersive atmospheres of the single tracks, four of which could have easily been successful standalone singles, blend into one another, creating a lush chromatic adventure inside the wide frame of the Future Bass etiquette. Thanks to the vocal contributions of Flower Mao, YudN, MIAE and Alex Serra, the EP is enriched with even more hues, so that you’ll find Kidwaste or Mura Masa kind of vibes alongside vocals that echoe Post Malone, Elohim and Mark Johns.

Stream Clouds and Plants below!

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