A dynamic electro-pop sound shows on “White Glass,” a new track from Manchester-based artist Sophro that excels in both glistening effervescence and bass-y momentum. The single comes via her upcoming EP, out next month. The project represents the work of artist Deimante Pranckeviciute, originally from Lithuania. She notes that “‘White Glass’ always reminds me of the importance of slowing down and giving time to yourself.”
“White Glass” wastes no time in conveying a sense of momentum. Whirring synth pads emit a buzzing invigoration, with sporadically clanging effervescence culminating in a melodic vocal unveiling. The dreamy tonal disposition and bass-y intrigue combine for a climactic immersion. “It takes some time until I gather my thoughts,” the vocals admit as click-clacking percussion and synth layers ascend, into a moving “looking through white glass,” stirring; there, the initially bustling illumination returns, balancing infectiousness and atmospheric intrigue. “White Glass” is a magnetic, enjoyably developing success from Sophro.
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This and other tracks featured this month can be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Emerging Singles’ Spotify playlist.
We discovered this release via MusoSoup, as part of the artist’s promotional campaign.
