Silverlining

Mystic, playful, thumping techno-tech house fusion that sits somewhere between cerebral and corporeal. This is Asad Rizvi's new imprint doing what it says - deep, hypnotic and abstract body music for people who actually move.

Silverlining's debut on Forgotten Chorus takes the template of stripped-back house and angles it toward something less predictable. The production breathes; there's space between the elements. You'll hear playfulness threading through tracks that could easily have been po-faced, and that's the skill. The rhythmic architecture holds firm while melodies and textures roll across the top in waves.

First release on Rizvi's imprint, and it signals intent. This is music for the kind of dancefloor that rewards attention - where mystery and movement aren't opposed.