Two of the masterminds behind some of our favorite bass-driven tunes teamed up with The Chain Gang of 1974 for a brand new collaboration “20:25.”
Flux Pavilion continues to crank out hits amid a busy festival season, landing five new singles in 2019 alone. Earlier this summer, he turned heads yet again when he announced that a collaboration with What So Not was in the works. Luckily for everyone, the new track “20:25” saw the light of day in a timely fashion — and we’re loving it!
Synth-pop singer songwriter The Chain Gang of 1974 provides hazy vocals on the track, which opens with dark atmospheric elements. The track’s fluttering synth evolves into a bouncing drop that blurs the genre-lines between future bass, downtempo dub, and more. Between the four-on-the-floor drums and the rise and fall of the chord progressions, “20:25” is beyond worthy of the What So Not and Flux Pavilion tag.
Check out the new single “2025” below and let us know what you think!
Featured photo via Flux Pavilion Twitter
Two of the masterminds behind some of our favorite bass-driven tunes teamed up with The Chain Gang of 1974 for a brand new collaboration “20:25.”
Flux Pavilion continues to crank out hits amid a busy festival season, landing five new singles in 2019 alone. Earlier this summer, he turned heads yet again when he announced that a collaboration with What So Not was in the works. Luckily for everyone, the new track “20:25” saw the light of day in a timely fashion — and we’re loving it!
Synth-pop singer songwriter The Chain Gang of 1974 provides hazy vocals on the track, which opens with dark atmospheric elements. The track’s fluttering synth evolves into a bouncing drop that blurs the genre-lines between future bass, downtempo dub, and more. Between the four-on-the-floor drums and the rise and fall of the chord progressions, “20:25” is beyond worthy of the What So Not and Flux Pavilion tag.
Check out the new single “2025” below and let us know what you think!
Featured photo via Flux Pavilion Twitter
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