Mesmerizing and hypnotic in equal measure, Berlin-based duo TWO LANES drop their latest single ‘Movement’ ahead of the June 16th release of their hotly anticipated debut album ‘Duality’.
If ‘Movement’ is anything to go by, fans of brothers Rufus and Leo and newcomers alike can look forward to being immersed in nothing but quality, high-end electronica. ‘Movement’ is a confident, eloquent composition, undulating synths flowing across tempered percussion and full-bodied bass, trilling arpeggios adding energy in the upper dimensions. It’s a beautiful piece of work, one that absolutely sets the bar for the upcoming long player.
Supported by all the key players within music media, including BBC Radio 1, SiriusXM, Triple J, Dancing Astronaut, American Songwriter, and EDM.com, the pair are now clocking over 2 million monthly listeners on Spotify alone, with fans flocking to their extensive live-show tours, where ‘Movement’ has proven one of the biggest draws.
“Movement’ is part of our live set and we have played it out many times throughout our tour last year,” the brothers said. “It is always one of our favorite moments when we perform it because some parts offer room for improvisational moments where we can play a synth voice and effects live. These more ”open” and spacial parts then lead into an energetic drop with a gritty-sounding arpeggiator. This track is more on the clubby side of things and shows a different sonic spectrum on the album. It is also the last single before our debut album will be out.”
TWO LANES Socials
Spotify | SoundCloud | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | TikTok | YouTube
Chicago-based Producer and DJ BARKER reveals his latest single, ‘Rock The Spot,’ via Putyouon Music…
https://soundcloud.com/imagenes-co-uk/sets/universal-flow “Universal Flow” - Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel featuring Andre Espeut featuring a Tommy Glasses…
UK techno innovator Saytek returns with Extra Dramatics (Live), a spellbinding journey through his signature…
Madrid-based DJ and producer Pumuki strikes again with a fresh reimagining of Alice Cooper’s classic…
From the outside looking in, ‘making it’ in the electronic music sphere always appears to…
After the autobiographical nature of Shelby Merry-collab ‘The Party’ burnt its way into the clubfloor’s…
