We wrote about See How earlier this year, celebrating ‘My Religion’ as “meaningful imagery over hypnotic leftfield electronica”. That’s a statement that carries a lot of weight in terms of showcasing what the project stands for. You see, the British producer doesn’t just make dance music; instead, he focuses on crafting purposeful material that’s both kinetic and lyrically driven. The project’s forthcoming album, ‘Amusing Ourselves To Death’, particularly excels at that.
For now, though, See How is back with ‘Kick It’, a piece that connects to listeners more intimately, an uplifting, electrifying cut steeped in Future House and UK garage influences. It’s a perfect release for June, a playful and slightly euphoric offering that will no doubt entice listeners all over the globe. Pitched-up vocals give the record a particularly refreshing, summery character, as well as a joyful, catchy allure.
Delving deeper into the creative ethos that propels the record, and highlighting how it differs from previous releases, See How explains: “I wanted this one to feel immediate. Less about explaining something, more about interrupting the loop, even briefly.” Mission achieved: ‘Kick It’ takes a more light-hearted approach to electronic music, focusing on dance-inducing territories and nostalgic house tropes. It’s a hybrid, functional formula that bodes well for the upcoming album.
Recommended! Discover ‘Kick It’ now: