In our just-published profile on DJ Ryan Hemsworth (lookin' all schmancy in his Marc Jacobs suit) Hemsworth makes some predictions for new trends in dance music, including an increased interest in "this Japanese-influenced, maximalist,
happy pop that a lot of producers in London are making right now. It's going to be a huge trend people are gonna jump on." In his latest track, we get a bit of that, wordless vocals from the Japanese singer Qrion overlay ethereal synths and a vigorous beat. It's more "lush, ambient music" than "maximalist pop" but the track's happy and uplifting nevertheless. Check it out, below, and peep our profile of Hemsworth HERE.In our just-published profile on DJ Ryan Hemsworth (lookin' all schmancy in his Marc Jacobs suit) Hemsworth makes some predictions for new trends in dance music, including an increased interest in "this Japanese-influenced, maximalist,
happy pop that a lot of producers in London are making right now. It's going to be a huge trend people are gonna jump on." In his latest track, we get a bit of that, wordless vocals from the Japanese singer Qrion overlay ethereal synths and a vigorous beat. It's more "lush, ambient music" than "maximalist pop" but the track's happy and uplifting nevertheless. Check it out, below, and peep our profile of Hemsworth HERE.
