Not too long ago we were treated to SOHN‘s magical remix of Laura Mvula‘s “Green Garden”. This time around … Continue reading
The UK’s rising phenom Laura Mvula gets her excellent soulful-pop single “Green Garden” remix’d into a ghostly, hypnotic number courtesy of the electronic producer wunderkind (and TMN fave), SOHN. It’s a stunning listen, so be sure to check it out below.
Portugal-based producer MAU has worked his magic yet again — he previously reworked Passion Pit and Summer Heart — this time on the lush, yet sputtering electronica tune “The Wheel” by Vienna’s SOHN. The remix receives not only speed and some woozy effects, but thumping percussion and bright synths that serve to heighten the dramatic flavor of the original and take its overall vibe to another level entirely. Listen below and take advantage of the free download!
Though Lana Del Rey‘s known for her morose character, this new “Ride” remix by electronica artist SOHN takes darkness to a new level. Sounding more like a mournful procession than a mere dramatic ballad, its deep, buzzing synths and what sounds like a backdrop of eerie choral humming, lay out the groundwork for some real moody landscapes.
SOHN, who just signed to Vagrant Records (Active Child, School of Seven Bells, The 1975), has released a number of impressive originals which we’ve covered here: “The Wheel” and “Red Lines”.
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This London-born, Vienna-based artist is sometimes hard to categorize, his music crossing over into both soul and electronica territories. But one thing remains clear — and we mentioned this back when he dropped “The Wheel” in September — S O H N is quickly turning heads. His newest release “Red Lines” is smooth and understated, yet yearns so strongly like a throbbing wound. After a modest, slow motion pace, the track shakes it up with some robotic glitches and splicing towards the end. Don’t sleep on this!
S O H N will release his debut EP The Wheel on November 5th via Aesop.
London-born, Vienna-based musician S O H N shares “The Wheel,” a beautifully somber new song that’s flushed with lovely, cooing but pained vocals, staggering synth patterns, and a mellow ticking beat. “The Wheel” comes off an EP of the same name, due out November 5th on Aesop. Definitely an artist to watch.
