There’s a particular form of mania working by way of Eachother’s newest tech-house anthem, COMA, that includes Eloquor. Some home tracks arrest, others possess; this one will take up residence in your psyche, and also you would possibly want an exorcism to get it out.
The best way the grimey bars slice by way of the adrenalised, stressed combine solely stokes the power because the monitor builds, breaks, and hurls you far previous the brink of sonic euphoria. That is hedonism in audio type – not content material with holding you transferring, COMA sinks in with intent and refuses to launch you again to your senses till the ultimate beat fades.
Eachother might need entered the tech-house enviornment later than most, however that’s turn into an accelerant for his sound slightly than a handicap. After turning heads with the luxurious, piano-driven textures of his ‘I Need Your Loving’ EP, the Melbourne producer is now cementing his popularity with a list of refined, dancefloor-ready tracks which have already drawn assist from the likes of Fedde Le Grand, Sam Divine and DJ Chuckie.
Eloquor, in the meantime, injects modern-day vigilante power into the monitor, pushing the momentum with verses that bristle with lived expertise and by no means let up. Collectively, they’ve made a monitor that may infect the veins of Melbourne’s membership circuit and past.
COMA is now out there on all main streaming platforms, together with YouTube.
Evaluation by Amelia Vandergast
