Hi Speed Lover by Airrica
Airrica makes her Crosstown Rebels debut with Hi Speed Lover, featuring Nick Morgan and KinAhau remixes.
Balancing experimental musical curiosity with her playful take on house and techno, Los Angeles' Airrica may only be two releases into her blossoming journey as a producer, but she has already showcased her growing sound and vision while aligning with her own powerful DJ sets. Following her collaborative release alongside Ashee on Diplo's Higher Ground and building on her debut via Crosstown's sister label Rebellion, Damian Lazarus now welcomes her to Crosstown Rebels for the first time ahead of her appearance alongside the label boss at Hï Ibiza as she unveils her "Hi Speed Lover" EP - accompanied by remixes from Canadian-born DJ/producer Nick Morgan and hotly-tipped talent KinAhau, as both also make their label debuts.
My inspiration for these tracks came from the pure fun of getting lost on the dance floor; specifically those moments where the whole room is bouncing along joyfully. I love those moments where a break strips back, a sassy vocal takes the spotlight, and you can feel the energy of the night building upwards. "Hi Speed Lover" features the fierce voice of Jazz Alonso whilst I experimented with my own vocals on "Cherries."
Airrica
Bumping and trippy, "Hi Speed Lover" is a snaking, bass-heavy cut loaded with energy as warped vocals are accompanied by slinking drums, icy hats, and resonant chords and strings. At the same time, Nick Morgan's take brings a stylish, hazy glow to the track as dubby low-ends and delicate keys work amongst the mix. The second original, "Cherries," is another impactful production merging metallic drums with further vocal murmurs and an infectious acid-dipped bassline. At the same time, KinAhau's remix strips things back to deliver a classy journey through rich textures with an ethereal trip to close the package.
Airrica - Hi Speed Lover
Release Date June 2024
Label Crosstown Rebels
Tracklist
1. Hi Speed Lover
2. Hi Speed Lover (Nick Morgan Remix)
3. Cherries
4. Cherries (KinAhau Remix)
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