SOMYO Releases his EP LEYLINES featuring new single, "WHISPERS
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SOMYO Releases his EP LEYLINES featuring his new hypnotic single, "WHISPERS," featuring the ethereal vocals of Hildur Ottilia, a deep house trance record built for the dancefloor and the soul.
WHISPERS is an invitation. Amid the chaos and noise of everyday life, the track pulls you inward with SOMYO and Hildur’s otherworldly voice guiding the way. Lines like "keep your head, savor the moment" and "I hear the whispers calling me"anchor the song in something deeply human: the desire to surrender, be present, and lose yourself in the music.
WHISPERS is a feel-good record with depth, the kind of song that makes you closeyour eyes, raise your hands, and let go. And with Leylines, it's just the beginning.
“FORGET TO LOVE”is a nostalgic dance record rooted in heartbreak and healing. From the first
beat, the song captures that familiar post-breakup moment: loving someone deeply,losing them, and replaying all the what-ifs while trying to learn how to let go. It’s about remembering a love you’re supposed to forget, and the journey of falling back in love with life and yourself after they’ve gone.
“RIPTIDE,” is a track that dives even deeper into his signature blend of vocals and immersive electronic production. Just as the title suggests, the track transports listeners into a captivating sonic tide, leaving you wanting to ride the wave again and again. “RIPTIDE” thrives when the lights are low and the crowd is fully lost in the rhythm.
“AWAKE.” is an infectious track that delves into the blurred lines between dreaming
and reality.Through pulsing beats and upbeat dance melodies, “AWAKE” captures
the exhilarating yet disorienting sensation of existing in a world that feels both vivid and
Dreamy.
Overall SOMYO delivers a body of work that recognizes the intense and carefully crafted sounds of his pop dance music. He almost over delivers on this EP with it's wild and thrilling ride.
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Artwork Credit: Photo by Andréia Silva | Text by Renzo Albertini
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