Wavewulf Tells an Intricate Story Through Labyrinthine Synth-Waves in “In Every Blue”
With a musical repertoire that boasts releases from half a decade ago, New York-based electronic producer, Nicholas Long AKA Wavewulf just put out his latest single “In Every Blue”. Borrowing vocals from Nala Spark, the track boasts avant-garde synths and an advanced electric feel.
The track is included in his upcoming album “Unbreakable Soul”, which is expected to transcend beyond simply covering just one genre – as his usual antics. The ethereal melodies of the song takes you on a dream-pop journey through warm feelings of belonging and friendship.
“In Every Blue” will have you tossing with the flow that almost feels like a heartbeat, while it picks up the pace near the end to create a solo of synths that leaves you enamoured with emotions that you didn’t know you even had. Coupled with Spark’s soft vocals, the track encompasses a full sound that earns your replays.
An audio experience that transports you to a dreamy realm, “In Every Blue” ends way too soon and leaves room for hunger to explore the rest of the album, which is set to be released in October. It doesn’t fall short from the musical roller coasters that he offers in the first two singles, “Unbreakable Soul” and “Echo in the Dark” from the same upcoming album.
The pulsating Drum-Machine, his signature sound created by Christopher John Donato, will follow you as you daydream along to the music. Safe to say, Wavewulf’s intricate ability to tell a story from the labyrinthine synth-waves is unlike any other.