The latest update to the Dream Software sonic catalogue is a glossy remastered edition of ‘Fears’, originally released in 2003 by Portuguese duo ‘Shuffle Progression’. Remastered by the producers to balance out the frequencies to suit the technological advancements of today, and containing an unreleased ‘Tribal Rework’ that beautifully contributes a more stripped version to the EP. Deep, techy, house music infused with a compassionate groove and masterfully sculpted with an optimistic undertone. Retro-futurist, metallic trance meets low-end-functioning tech house, coated with steamy android vocals that can sonically resemble the works of Hajime Sorayama.
A soundtrack for the space between reality and the higher spiritual planes. Fears’ is grounding yet otherworldly, an organic groover infused with a warming sensuality and a sense of atmospheric liminality.
Optimised for hazy spaces, it unfolds through morphing layers of floating textures, gradually dissolving the visible world into blurred forms and the abstract contours of an alternate existence.
The latest update to the Dream Software sonic catalogue is a glossy remastered edition of ‘Fears’, originally released in 2003 by Portuguese duo ‘Shuffle Progression’. Remastered by the producers to balance out the frequencies to suit the technological advancements of today, and containing an unreleased ‘Tribal Rework’ that beautifully contributes a more stripped version to the EP. Deep, techy, house music infused with a compassionate groove and masterfully sculpted with an optimistic undertone. Retro-futurist, metallic trance meets low-end-functioning tech house, coated with steamy android vocals that can sonically resemble the works of Hajime Sorayama.
A soundtrack for the space between reality and the higher spiritual planes. Fears’ is grounding yet otherworldly, an organic groover infused with a warming sensuality and a sense of atmospheric liminality.
Optimised for hazy spaces, it unfolds through morphing layers of floating textures, gradually dissolving the visible world into blurred forms and the abstract contours of an alternate existence.
