Pink Must is set to release its self-titled debut album on February 28, 2025 via the Dutch label 15 love. The single “Morphe Sun” reflects the process in which More Eaze and Lynne Avery engaged in part of the songwriting with Avery sending a recording to Eaze and the latter cutting the track up and reassembling it and sending it back before writing the next section of the song. It has jangly, melty guitar sounds and a processed sound like a 90s IDM track done on 4-track but with modern production techniques. Think like a turn of the century Boards of Canada track or early Black Moth Superrainbow through the lens of lo-fi pop. It has an otherworldly feel but imbued with an intimate emotional resonance. Perhaps a bit of the cut-up technique as applied to music as a sort of remix of a song whose previous form doesn’t exist. The touch of vocal processing just adds to the sense of the strange and left field in a way that is inviting in line with the song’s organic flow of rhythm and texture directed by an idiosyncratic sensibility that doesn’t demand being taken on its own terms as already establishing that connection with you immediately if you’re open to sounds that aren’t standard pop fare. Listen to “Morphe Sun” on Spotify and follow Brooklyn’s Pink Must on Instagram.
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