Hanz X twiddy - Daydream

While this part of the world is getting cooler day by day, I feel like the collective consciousness is becoming more cool too. By this I mean that we're experiencing an uptick in the amount of groovy vibes being released, particularly with what many have been calling future funk. And really what could be cooler than a groovy guitar line, squelching synth and whirring organ? It's those things, amidst some edifying effects, that make this Hanz & twiddy collaboration such a stunner.

"Daydream" is a funky jam session, that has a chill core to go with a whimsical wonderment (in a clear nod to its namesake). The atmosphere has a tickling tone that bounces with a wonderful weightless feel, only adding to the heavenly nature of the heaving heart of the track beginning at 1:19. Organs always add an ecclesiastical element, as though handed down directly from heaven, and boy does the mixture of instruments give off a godly groove. I see "Daydream" acting as an awesome opening number, especially with its iPhone clicks and swoops leading into the illusory intro. It could also serve as a fantastic finale, especially if performed live with an extended jam session outro. However you choose to "Daydream," you'll be happy to hear it's available as a WAV, free via The Artist Union, here.FOLLOW HANZ: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER
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Medasin - Daydream (ft. Joba)

Dallas based producer, Medasin made this Monday better than we could have expected, dropping the surreal single "Daydream" with vocalist Joba. Pick up your copy free, in full lossless wave format. Fitting that such a beautiful piece of music, specifically one whose subject matter is foggy at best, gets released in a format that leaves no sound left behind. We're able to share in the very same "Daydream" as Medasin. From the first chord of the whirling organ, the track wanders towards an aim that seems entirely unattainable, just like that of a dream. There are always missing pieces in the story of a dream, you cannot accurately describe it; the logic and metaphysics of the real world do not transfer to this illusory life. But this is precisely what makes Medasin's production so perfect. He is able to bridge the gaps in logic as he glides effortlessly from the sorrowful organ to the plucky, uplifting keys, further combining these two disparate aesthetics through propulsive percussion. The picture he paints is so fantastic that it shatters your very concept of this world, making you wonder whether 'real-life' is just that, or some kind of dream-inside-a-dream. Yet just like that the track evaporates, bursting the bubble of beauty, forcing you awake, when all you want is to return to the euphoric state that is his "Daydream." Luckily you can hit the repeat button and once again drown in the depths of this delusion, led by the disembodied voice of Joba, playing the role of Sherpa in this specter.

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