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A/S/L delivers after-hours energy on “Easy Flirt”
Los Angeles–based producer A/S/L returns with “Easy Flirt,” the second single from his forthcoming third EP, Burnt Out Disco For Club Rats. Built for the late hours, the track fuses bootlegged vocal chops with a driving French house bassline, locking into a raw, physical groove made for warehouse floors at peak hour. Disco euphoria flickers through the mix as systems push into the red—gritty, hypnotic, and unapologetically functional.
Over the past year, A/S/L has earned strong editorial support across all major DSPs, alongside continued radio airplay from BBC Radio 1, Triple J, and KCRW. Known for blending nostalgic dance references with a modern club sensibility, he’s carved out a lane that feels both reverent and forward-moving—music rooted in feel and function, not trend-chasing.
With “Easy Flirt,” A/S/L continues to sharpen the vision behind Burnt Out Disco For Club Rats—a project rooted in after-hours energy, sweat-soaked rooms, and the communal release of the dancefloor. It’s a track that understands the moment when the night peaks, when polish gives way to pressure, and when the groove is all that matters.
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LINA MAXINE shares a calm and uplifting new song “Feels Like Forever”
LINA MAXINE starts a new, softer chapter with her new single “Feels Like Forever.” The song sticks with you long after the last note has faded. The song starts with indie-folk vibes and then builds into a soft, cinematic sound that feels both big and very personal.
“Feels Like Forever” wraps listeners in a warm, atmospheric hug. The track has a quiet sense of hope thanks to its upbeat ballad structure, and the production smoothly shifts between soft textures and subtle emotional swells. There is a careful balance here, nothing feels overworked, yet every detail serves a purpose, making the sound both immersive and subtle.
People don’t have to pay attention to her voice, they want to. Her voice is very close, making it sound like she’s sharing a fleeting thought or a treasured memory. This honesty is what makes the song’s dreamlike qualities real. “Feels Like Forever” is different because it can turn a single moment into something that lasts forever.
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Okonski shifts gears with new release “Flying”
Okonski’s new single, “Flying,” the second track in a series of new songs, is a slow, deliberate exhale that shows a small but important change in the trio’s sound. They are now open to working with others while still keeping their introspective core.
Okonski invites Cochemea to join for the first time, making the group larger than its three-piece base. This makes the change from trio to quartet smooth, with Cochemea’s tenor saxophone not just being an extra part but also a living, breathing part of the group’s identity. His lines come and go in the arrangement, never overpowering it, always making it better, like the wind catching a sail at just the right time.
“Flying” fits with the band’s already established thoughtful, meditative mood, giving space to act as its own instrument. Cochemea’s playing in that space feels almost spiritual, gently leading the listener deeper into the piece’s emotional undercurrent.
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