With his previous long-format projects, Through the Forcefield and Neon Tundra, the veteran wave producer had proven to be one of the best storytellers around, capable of creating cohesive, almost conceptual, works that were more than just a jumble of tracks. Meticulously crafted over the course of the past three years, Evolve is imbued with this perfectionism and built following a clear-cut overview that makes it an organic listening experience from start to finish. All five tracks (and in some length, also the Noah B remix) are sewn up by this common theme that sounds artificial but feels more human than ever. iSorin’s intention here seems to be to try to approach the ethereal and elusive world of emotions in a scientific way, to break them down into their source code to find a way to enhance a new evolutionary step in the science-feelings-technology dichotomous relationship.

Each song draws inspiration from different niches of iSorin’s musical background (the classic wave sound of ‘Quad-Helix’, the ambient roots of ‘CRISPR-Cas9’) and results in a unique piece of the puzzle.  Combined with all the other bits, they bring to life this new chapter of the iSorin cinematic audio verse. It’s this deft pairing of influences that allows iSorin to give depth and three-dimensionality to Evolve, elevating the EP into a brilliant gem for aesthetes, audiophiles, and clubbers alike.

Listen to Evolve below or on your favorite platform.

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Today I’ve decided to kick off this article by quoting a SoundCloud comment not because I feel lazy, but because I believe this user has put on paper what is the simple reality of the facts. With the gargantuan Wavepool vol. 3 compilation and the epic stunning return of Klimenks on Wavemob, the past week was already a memorable one for fans of the genre and seeing our friends at Electric Hawk adding fuel to the fire was just the ice on the cake. With releases spanning from intimate to more hyperactive moods, iSorin has steadily grown up into one of the leading names in the American scene since his first appearance on FUXWITHIT. ‘Dissociate’ fits perfectly into the second category and aims to take you, stealing Electric Hawk’s words, “on a celestial bass journey.”

Too vague? Fine, let me find you a more down-to-earth visual representation. What about a collision between two supermassive black holes? Because that’s exactly what I imagine while listening to ‘Dissociate’. The extreme glitchy nature of the main synth conveys a sense of total fragmentation to me, as the space-time binomial was no longer such an obvious physical law. The behemoth bass instead inexorably spreads in the background like gravitational waves, filling the whole atmosphere with their invisible but still tangible presence. The angelic and airy vocals which debut in the breakdown appear as the only human-like element in the composition. However, exactly like the human nature itself, they are fleeting and frail compared to the complexity of the instrumental part and end up being just a beautiful and romantic apparition that inexorably merges into the ether.

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