Since the beginning of this magazine that we have been receiving great electronic tracks. For some reason, we didn’t post about those submissions because we felt they should be integrated into a specific mood. We are now building that mood with a monthly post focusing on the best of indietronica. This is electromental – part 32.
BARAKA – Rush
Get ready to be swept away by the electrifying sounds of Baraka in his latest track, “Rush”. This dynamic synth-driven piece showcases a vibrant electronic journey, pulsating with energy while effortlessly ebbing and flowing throughout. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Daft Punk and Justice, Baraka blends elements of Electronic, Hip Hop, Jazz, and R&B to create a distinctive soundscape that’s both groovy and engaging. With his unique hybrid of harmonies and innovative compositions, listeners are treated to mellow grooves intertwined with captivating glitch soundscapes, making “Rush” a standout addition to any electronic compilation.
Ben Lukas Boysen – Fama
Ben Lukas Boysen’s latest track “Fama” heralds an exciting new chapter in his evolving soundscape, set to feature on his upcoming album Alta Ripa, releasing on November 29th via Erased Tapes. This dynamic single embodies a rich tapestry of influences, seamlessly merging the introspective melodies of Boysen’s rural German upbringing with the electric pulse of Berlin’s vibrant music scene. Drawing from his classical and jazz roots, Boysen crafts a controlled chaos that invites listeners into a world where each sonic exploration feels both familiar and fresh. With “Fama”, he showcases the transformative energy that defines Alta Ripa, hinting at an album that promises to be a captivating journey through his artistic evolution.
Conrad Clifton – I didn’t plan on falling in love tonight
With his captivating new single “I Didn’t Plan on Falling in Love Tonight,” Conrad Clifton invites listeners to embrace the unexpected magic of a night out. Set to feature on his highly anticipated album BLUE PERIOD, this track captures the soulful and playful essence of dance music, painting a vivid picture of locking eyes with someone special amidst the lively atmosphere of a party. The energetic beat and dynamic bassline evoke a KAYTRANADA vibe, yet Clifton’s masterful use of samples and organic elements gives the composition a distinctive flair. A rising star in the electronic scene, Conrad Clifton has garnered over 2 million streams on Spotify and critical acclaim from prominent outlets like EARMILK and The FADER. With BLUE PERIOD set for release on October 9th, listeners can look forward to a collection of tunes that not only move the body but also tell compelling stories.
Lemonade Baby – Yeah Yeah Yeah (Lifestyle)
Lemonade Baby‘s latest single, “Yeah Yeah Yeah (Lifestyle)“, showcases his eclectic blend of modern influences like Toro Y Moi, Benee, and Sam Gellaitry, while drawing on iconic sounds from Prince and Daft Punk. Written during his travels through Japan and France, the track captures the spontaneity and inspiration he found abroad. The song’s infectious piano line, groovy bass, and “yeah yeah yeah” vocals came together naturally, reflecting the emotional connection Lemonade Baby felt while creating it. With recent releases like “Seeing Double” and “Airbnb“, this new single solidifies his versatile sound and hints at the exciting direction of his upcoming mixtape or album.
MarMar – Show Up
MarMar returns with a captivating new single, “Show Up”, a poignant exploration of love and longing that tugs at the heartstrings. With its fusion of punchy electronic beats and ethereal vocal samples, the track immerses listeners in a sonic experience that reflects the bittersweet anticipation of waiting for a special connection. The production is a masterclass in emotional depth, with vibrant rhythms driving movement and haunting melodies lingering in the air. MarMar beautifully captures the tension between hope and heartache, making “Show Up” a standout on any electronic compilation.
pâle regard – Usage Unique
“Usage Unique“, the standout track from Pale Regard‘s latest EP, is a bold exploration of our fleeting relationship with the world and the objects around us, without leaning into overt political commentary. The song balances catchy, danceable rhythms with the band’s signature sound: lush, textured synths and dreamy, ethereal guitars. It captures the delicate tension between melancholy and warmth, a hallmark of Pale Regard’s muted psychedelic pop. Gentle yet introspective, the band weaves languorous vocals with smooth guitar and synth layers, crafting a sound that is both sophisticated and lo-fi. While “Usage Unique” reflects on the transient nature of existence, its hypnotic feel might linger long after the track fades.
Sal Dulu – Full Metal
Dublin-based producer Sal Dulu returns with his latest single, “Full Metal,” a captivating glimpse into his forthcoming album Nafuchsia In Fantasy, set to release on November 15. This track showcases Dulu’s eclectic musical style, blending elements of trip-hop with intricate jazz and hip-hop influences. As breezy drum beats intertwine with glitchy patterns and dreamy synths, the song seamlessly transitions between sampled saxophone and ethereal vocals. Born out of a moment of personal recovery following a collarbone surgery, “Full Metal” reflects Dulu’s signature approach of merging diverse genres, creating a rich auditory tapestry that invites listeners to explore the depths of his imaginative soundscape. With this release, Dulu continues to redefine the boundaries of electronic music, making Nafuchsia In Fantasy one of the most anticipated albums of the season.
All these tracks (and previous tracks featured in Electromental) are also in our Spotify Playlist: