by: Rachel NarozniakMar 27, 2020<\/p>\n
Quite some time has passed since Seven Lions re-entered the electronic release ring with a new EP in hand, but with Find Another Way, the producer closes a more than one-and-a-half-year gap in this format. Sonically kaleidoscopic in its engagement of sub-genres such as psytrance, dubstep, and house, the melodically threaded follow up to 2018s Start Again is evidence that Seven Lions uniquely emotive touch remains golden. <\/p>\n
The assertive trance character of opening number, Remember sets a fervid tone for the tracks that ensue, each of which commands its own potency. Although the five songs that make up Find Another Way stylistically differ, with the mid-tempo, vocal-centric body of Senseless standing apart from the upbeat, psy-trance orientation of Only Now, for example, the hallmarks of a Seven Lions production, from rushing melodies to heavy-handed bass, are audible on all of the EPs inclusions. Features include Au5, Crystal Skies, April Bender, HALIENE, and Tyler Graves.<\/p>\n
Photo credit: Rukes<\/p>\n
Tags: april bender, au5, crystal skies, Find Another Way, Hailene, Seven Lions, tyler graves<\/p>\n
Categories: Music<\/p>\n
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