How To by mïus

Mïus returns to his Théque label with another stunning 10-track album, ‘How To’, in collaboration with Raf Skowroński.

Says Gergely, "This album is more focused on simpler beats and not over-thought. We just played the music for the way we dance. It is 90% made from pure analog synths and has been supported by NKA and Waclaw Felczak Foundation."

The LP opens with 'Panorama’, a superbly cinematic track with a gentle groove and uplifting chords. 'Words' is a playful cut with wandering bass, unusual melodic leads and rubbery kick drums that lift the spirits and bring a smile. The first single, 'Follow', is six broody minutes of sweeping electronica that lifts you off your feet before 'Dog Days' explores a darker world, with haunting chords and tense sustained pads that build to a glitchy minimal groove. There is more great electronic elegance and excellent synth craft on the soaring 'Detuned,' and layer upon layer of melody and warm rhythmic pulses on 'Higher.' The majestic tune is finished off with a delicate, breathy male vocal and pensive piano chords. 'Moving On' is an epic symphony of sound with crashing drums, spraying synths and a dramatic crescendo that leaves you breathless. This most absorbing and ambitious record takes a quiet turn with the soothing harmonies of 'Nil,' rebuilds with the emotionally charged vocals and elastic drums of 'Used To' and closes out with the soothing arps and leggy grooves of appropriately named closer 'Lullaby.'

Mïus is defined as a multi-art project wherein the different fields of self-expression meet each other.

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