Bleu Clair welcomes a ‘New Age of Home’ on newest five-part EP – Dancing Astronaut

Many would wholeheartedly agree that 2022 has felt like an extended overdue renaissance inside dance music. And a most important part of that may be credited to the refreshing downpour of home music from too many artists to record out. However a kind of names we are able to particularly level in the direction of is one among Dancing Astronaut‘s Artists to Watch in 2021 Bleu Clair, who’s been a vocal proponent of there being a “new age of home music” courting again to his initiation into our aforementioned class final 12 months. Virtually two years later and Bleu Clair has formally turned that tagline into a whole EP forward of his EDC Orlando look, following up his Prelude EP with a fittingly named self-release, New Age of Home.

Prelude‘s title was clearly taken to coronary heart contemplating it could be a literal foreshadow to what Bleu Clair would current just below a 12 months into the long run. Unbeknownst to listeners, New Age of Home‘s five-sided tracklist started in mid-July with “Aura” with Jargen, adopted by “Sand Dunes,” after which a “Beat Like This” reunion alongside Dancing Astronaut Artist to Watch in 2022 OOTORO, “Killer Bee” with Chyra. And the EP nonetheless digs even deeper into Bleu Clair’s ID bag come launch day, with “Peanut Butter” with Dances with White Ladies in addition to Love Capsule 2022 with Kara Chenoa—a four-year reengineering of their 2018 original—that every additional the sharp, grooving tech-house strategy that rationalizes the style resurgence that Bleu Clair has regularly championed. Developed within the midst of his return to North America this previous summer time and was a full-fledged EP following persistently optimistic viewers suggestions, New Age of Home—together with its intelligent art work—could be streamed in its entirety under.

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