NGHTMRE has proven himself to be a master of combining heavy and blissful sounds time and time again, and his latest EP, UNSOUND, is a true testament to his versatility.
Comprising four songs, UNSOUND showcases NGHTMRE’s collaborative power by way of a handful of joint tracks, which range from dubstep to future pop and more.
“Signal” (with Ray Volpe) brings together chaotic sound design and gritty vocal samples for a festival-ready result, while “Euphoria” (with Rosie Darling) masterfully showcases NGHTMRE’s softer side.
“Sweetest Things“ features contributions from RNSOM and Davis, who nicely gel with NGHTMRE's production to offer a stunning combination of pop and future bass. Finally, he rounds out the record with arguably its most impressive cut, "Ring The Alarm," a collaboration with rising bass music producer Deadlyft that features dense synths, frenetic vocal chops and heavy bass drops.
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