‘When It’s Over’ emerges from the nocturnal depths of Toronto producer MKSTN‘s studio like a fevered transmission between sleep and consciousness.
The track’s haunting Juno melody weaves through layers of tension, while the percussion work adds organic complexity to its digital architecture. Their rhythmic interplay transforms what could have been a straightforward electronic piece into something more visceral and immediate.
The production demonstrates MKSTN’s evolution from street dancer to sonic architect, as UK garage elements collide with indie electronic sensibilities.
Each synthesiser phrase carries the weight of anticipation, while maintaining the fluid movement of someone who understands music through physical space. It’s this embodied understanding of rhythm and momentum that elevates ‘When It’s Over’ beyond its component parts, suggesting MKSTN’s forthcoming album ‘CONTENT‘ could mark a significant moment in electronic music’s ongoing dialogue between the digital and the deeply human.
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