Ensorcelled within the labyrinthine riddle of Fleanger’s “Cause and Effect” is an aural carnival that pirouettes between the celestial dance of cosmic electronica and the gnashing teeth of devil-may-care house music. It exudes a trapeze artistry, dancing precariously on tightropes stretched above chasms echoing with pulsating bass-lines and punctuated by ethereal droplets of synthesized melody.
In one heartbeat gives birth to soul-stirring harmonies, pillows soft as forgotten lovers’ sighs. From it leap fiery devils, their sneers backed by muscular grooves intent on thumbing wrinkled noses at genre confines in a dizzying tango where chilling loungescape meets feverish deep house delirium.
Musically mischievous as Mercury yet swelling with sincerity poignant as Prometheus’, this euphonic helix twines itself around your senses; insinuates into intimate spaces like kudzu wine drunk slowly. Profoundly abstract themes intertwine seamlessly—self-discovery morphs into societal reflection, each propelled onto shifting canvases depicting cascading dominos—the cause and effect painted in syncopated rhythm’n’blues splashed upon warehouse rave-scape tapestry.
Fleanger turns audacious virtuoso puppetry masterfully choreographed for activist under-tones into sensorial delicacy—a honeyed grenade lobbed at somnambulant minds—that bursts forth with effervescent dialogue propagation; heady conversations draped over contagions of inspired kinetic action sizzling beneath sun-kissed skin.
“Cause and Effect”—an electrifying enigma spun from airwave silk which teeters between languid introspection and explosive empowerment—is set to blaze auditory trails intersecting cosmos-bound ambition’s lofty heights with dank floor-pounding club haze engulfed realities—melding daydream frothiness with hypnotic nocturnal grittiness flavored a bittersweet existential-berry sublime. Fleanger’s musical cocktail is, indeed, visceral sorcery stirring one to realize their own ripple potency in the global bath of existence.
