Here Come The Lions

General - Electronic | Apr 2026

Reviews

HYPRK
Reviewed 2026-04-07
SF’s coolest natural wine haunt, Bar Part Time, is now a record label! This is the 3rd release they’ve put out, and they’ve selected Detroit's very own Ben Christensen to serve up a handsome 4-track EP. Marrying contemporary sounds with 80s Detroit and balearic nods, this EP is a fun blend of old and new that sets a lighthearted, groovy tone for a night out.

All tracks FCC Clean
RIYL: Space Ghost, Ryan Spencer, Juan Atkins, Cal-C, Dream Chimney Records, MM Discos

1. Funky, retro drum machine workout clocking in at eight minutes. A real throwback to 80’s Detroit electro. Tasteful vocal samples and a skippy marinade add some flavor but mostly it’s head-down jamming on some Rolands
2. Electro house with some pitch-shifted vocals, a seriously floaty synth line, and liberal handclap samples. Retains the same old school hoppy feel as track 1.
3. Beautifully aquatic balearic /downtempo track. Serene and peaceful with some glittery effects and a bouncy bassline. My favorite of the lot.
4. True to its title, “New Sun” this track offers a sun-kissed escape—slowly blossoming tropical melodies paired with bright tropical percussion(and a few chirping birds). Infectiously groovy and sparkly.

Recent airplay

Here Come the Lions
Whose Water
Music CasseroleAug 08, 2026
Here Come the Lions
Here Come the Lions
New Sun
Music CasseroleJul 18, 2026
Here Come the Lions
Music CasseroleJul 04, 2026

Charting

2026-05-04 — 2026-08-06 Electronic
Week EndingAirplays
Aug 9 1
Aug 2 2
Jul 26 1
Jul 19 2
Jul 12 1
Jul 5 3
Jun 28 2
Jun 21 2

Track listing

1. Here Come the Lions 8:06
2. Music Remembers 4:28
3. Whose Water 6:03
4. New Sun 5:10