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Obscenity State explores deep, melodic tension in powerful new single "Tantrika"

  • November 1, 2024
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Returning with another pulsating piece of 4×4 electronica, Obscenity State's "Tantrika," offers a tantalizing glimpse into the artist's forthcoming album, Zoroaster. As the opening track, it sets a captivating tone, drawing listeners into a sonic journey that is both intricate and emotive.

From its obscure beginnings, "Tantrika" unfolds with a sense of purpose, gradually building tension and releasing it in waves of expertly crafted electronica. The track showcases Obscenity State's mastery of sound design, with each element meticulously placed to create a rich and immersive experience. The rhythmic elements are particularly noteworthy, driving the song forward with a hypnotic pulse while leaving ample space for ethereal melodies and atmospheric textures to breathe.

As "Tantrika" progresses, it reveals its emotional depth, evoking a sense of both introspection and euphoria. The London-based artist is quickly establishing a foothold in the electronic music scene, with her sold-out London event with A Guy Called Gerald and the release of her previous single "Gridlock"

Connect with Obscenity State: Instagram | Spotify | Facebook | Website | Bandcamp

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