MitiS expands melodic-bass depth with ‘Misplaced’ follow-up on Ophelia Data, ‘Collectively’ – Dancing Astronaut
by: Ross Goldenberg
Oct 12, 2022
MitiS‘ 2021 resume noticed him earn a spot amongst Dancing Astronaut‘s prime digital albums of 2021 via Dancing Astronaut‘s defending label of the 12 months. And in 2022, MitiS is now turning the web page to his first multi-release outing since Misplaced‘s supply on Ophelia Data precisely a 12 months and a half in the past. Nobody precisely knew that an EP was on the horizon when he partnered up with Ray Volpe and Linney a month prior, however “Don’t Look Down” was revealed quickly thereafter to be the primary of three tracks on Collectively.
Title clever, Collectively takes a whole 180-degree flip from its undertaking predecessor, however its contents solely solidify how MitiS is ready to construct upon the “pure course of” that got here to him the final time he assembled an prolonged launch. With a melodic-bass-meets-dubstep crossbred to get the Collectively ball rolling, MitiS receives a collaborative serving to hand from two acquainted label faces as he ventures even additional into the depths of the melodic-bass abyss. Collectively‘s dietary supplements could each be acquainted from MitiS’ hour at EDC Las Vegas’ cosmicMEADOW again in Might, with “It’s All You” tapping Dancing Astronaut Artist to Watch in 2022 and Supernova inductee Amidy, who places his elusive triple-threat standing into play via an acoustically pushed, heartening sliver of melodic perfection. And to cap off the triple-edged EP, MitiS reunites with Crystal Skies to cement a collaborative trilogy—following “Gone” with Linney and “Wait” with Monika Santucci—on “Youth,” turning his instrumentally based mostly EDC Las Vegas intro right into a classic-sounding, seamless interweaving of melodic kinds. Stream all three Collectively tracks beneath.
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