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 33.
Boni – “Mainframe”
“Mainframe” by Boni dives into an intense trip-hop journey, weaving nostalgic espionage vibes with modern electronic finesse. Infused with a DJ Shadow-inspired edge, the track builds on a throbbing 303-style bassline and gritty beats, while atmospheric textures evoke cinematic tension. Boni, known for his eclectic approach and roots in the experimental band Fried Dough, brings a fresh DIY ethos, layering funky guitar riffs and immersive synth landscapes. With Goldeneye audio clips that pay homage to 90s spy thrillers, “Mainframe” stands out as a modern tribute to the darker shades of electronic music, seamlessly blending nostalgia and innovation.
Later. – Hold On / Lean on Me
Parisian indie-pop quartet Later. returns with “Hold On / Lean on Me“, a soulful new single that combines power with tenderness. Released on November 7, the song is a preview of their forthcoming album “Golden Bay“, arriving in January 2025. Blending rock, gospel, and soul, the track showcases Later.‘s signature mix of warmth and resilience, with lyrics that celebrate love and mutual support in difficult times. Fronted by a captivating vocal performance, “Hold On / Lean on Me” continues the band’s mission to create richly-produced, genre-defying music inspired by a wide array of styles and eras. Celebrated across Europe, Later. is a band that defies conventions while staying rooted in authenticity, delivering yet another compelling song with “Hold On / Lean on Me“.
Klaverson – “Bet on You”
KLAVERSON returns to the electronic music scene with his mesmerizing single, “Bet on You”, a blend of downtempo soul and cinematic ambience. Fusing choir-like strings and a gradually unfolding saxophone, the track immerses listeners in an atmospheric soundscape that radiates introspection and euphoria. KLAVERSON shares that “Bet on You” is a personal anthem about embracing self-worth and prioritizing self-love. Known for his cinematic style, the London-based artist, also recognized as Jack Lintorn, weaves smooth vocals, hypnotic melodies, and emotive beats reminiscent of Massive Attack and James Blake. With backing from BBC Radio 1 and BBC Introducing, KLAVERSON continues his ascent, inviting listeners to explore the depth of his sound.
re:abel – “Flying Colours”
Australian producer re:abel returns with an atmospheric yet powerful new single, “Flying Colours”, offering a first taste of his upcoming EP. Known for crafting intricate soundscapes that blend Future Garage with UK bass elements, re:abel (the moniker of Melbourne-based Ryan Gasparini) channels influences like Jacques Greene, Overmono, and Jon Hopkins, creating a track that pulses with synths and arpeggios. As the layers build and disassemble around a deep bassline, “Flying Colours” feels both homage to the genre’s pioneers and a fresh evolution in his artistry.
SNOWCAP – “need you”
SNOWCAP brings a nostalgic yet fresh energy to the electronic compilation with their track “Need You”, a piece that merges classic sounds with a modern pulse. The project of GRAMMY-nominated producer Mike Hawkins, SNOWCAP skillfully uses repetition as a hypnotic tool, weaving the vocals into a trance-like loop that captivates listeners. The blend of retro-inspired electronic textures with contemporary production elements creates an infectious balance that pulls you in deeper with every beat, making “Need You” a standout piece that bridges the old with the new in electronic music.
THE MECHANICAL – “What Should I say?”
THE MECHANICAL brings a calming touch to the electronic scene with “What Should I Say?“, a track designed to create a serene environment ideal for study and focus. Blending soft melodies with rhythmic undercurrents, this Moroccan-born artist, though young, crafts soundscapes that feel both timeless and introspective. Known for an unyielding commitment to originality in a world of mimicry, THE MECHANICAL infuses each track with personal depth, aiming to deliver genuine, soulful music that resonates with listeners seeking more than just background beats. This song is an invitation into his world—a journey through melody and meaning.
VEDRA -“Dusk”
VEDRA’s debut track, “Dusk”, unveils an immersive journey into the electronic music world, blending garage, breaks, and house influences with soulful, organic textures that echo the duo’s roots. London-based brothers Jordan and Jared, who individually made their mark in the underground scenes of Leeds and Manchester, combine their multi-instrumental talents and extensive DJ experience to create a sound both familiar and innovative. Anchored by deep basslines and flecked with soul, “Dusk” captures the duo’s signature style—a fusion of shimmering soundscapes and evocative melodies—marking VEDRA as a promising new voice in electronic music.
All these tracks (and previous tracks featured in Electromental) are also in our Spotify Playlist: