United Crushers

Light electro production featuring high-pitched, breathy female vocals. The tracks are enjoyable, but generic in a way - I’m not sure if I could give this band its own particular “sound.” Tracks often flow into the next, so keep an eye (and an ear) out.

RIYL Neon Indian, Jessy Lanza
FCC on tracks 1, 12
Recommended tracks: 4, 6, 11, 12 (but FCC)

1. (3:56) FCC!: “shit.” Distorted vocals and a slow, interesting beat sounding like a skipping record.
2. (3:35) High-pitched female vocals with a gentle jam and a buzzy synth that never fully resolves.
3. (3:30) Clappy backbeat with a light, airy feel and a catchy chorus.
4. (3:26) Interesting synth build morphs into layered minor key.
5. (2:58) Light, head-bobbing with building drumbeat interludes.
6. (3:57) A bit darker, with a guitar line and a repeated synthy scratch.
7. (3:10) Slower jam about love with a buzzing in the background.
8. (3:10) Sounds of Massive Attack. A minimal, minor-key track with a ticking backbeat.
9. (3:50) Strong base line with a frenetic drum.
10. (3:08) A more energetic, funky track that starts out strong.
11. (4:46) An immediate start from the previous track with electro strings and sax, moving into mid-tempo punctuated by synthy yelps at the end.
12. (3:42) FCC!: “fuck” x4. A pleasant, bassy love song that builds well. Too bad it can’t grace the daytime radio waves.