There’s something almost architectural about the way Keezoo constructs tension on ‘Get to You’, building layers of ambient fog and foley percussion like a sound designer mapping the emotional geography of a neon-lit cityscape.
Drawing from the same well that nourished Burial’s spectral garage and Moderat’s glacial techno, this track finds its own path through the cyberpunk wilderness, where steady basslines pulse like distant machinery and atmospheric textures drift like digital rain. The influence of those cinematic touchstones—the urban decay of Blade Runner, the meditative dread of modern existence—seeps through every carefully placed sound.
When the drop arrives, it doesn’t explode so much as exhale, releasing the pressure that’s been building whilst maintaining the track’s essential restraint. Keezoo understands that future garage’s greatest strength lies not in its ability to move bodies but in its capacity to soundtrack inner conflict, creating spaces where the struggle between holding on and letting go can play out in real time. It’s music for 4am introspection, when the city sleeps but your thoughts refuse to follow suit.
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