
Out now
Track Mode
Nocturnal progressive electro-pop built as a club record, 126 BPM in a minor key. A long tension build, a half time switch, and a low end tuned to move a car seat rather than a speaker grille.
HEATSOAKSeptember 25, 20263:47

Out now
Nocturnal progressive electro-pop built as a club record, 126 BPM in a minor key. A long tension build, a half time switch, and a low end tuned to move a car seat rather than a speaker grille.
HEATSOAKSeptember 25, 20263:47
Track Mode is the setting you select when the car stops apologising for itself, and the song is arranged the same way: nothing is added, things are simply allowed to stop holding back. The vocal stays close and controlled instead of belted.
Second in a run of three HEATSOAK singles across September and October, between B-Side Behavior and Hit My Synapse.
Track Mode is a standalone single and is not part of Thermal Overload. Written, directed, sequenced, and released by Trevin Hermosillo. Vocals and instrumentation are AI performed under his direction, which is declared in the release metadata. More on that in About.