Devorah

💪🏾….. WEATHER SLOWLY WARMED …💪🏾

💪🏾…Ooh Boy Radio…💪🏾

Say We're Fine

To Me, Your Everything

Each Moment

Colours Like Yours

GETAWAY

Faeries (Master)

Escape Our Love (Mixed and Mastered)

Fire Spinner (Mixed and Mastered)

Cry for Me (mixed and mastered)

How It Is (Mixed and Mastered)

Not The Same [Mix - Master]

Karin shares that the south-eastern part of Alaska where she grew up is changing drastically due to climate change. She expresses her feelings about a melting glacier and experiencing symptoms of heatstroke during the summer.

Karin Helgesen, Juneau, Alaska

Selfish Machines (Reissue)

Stay Away from My Friends

LIVING LOST DELUXE is a collection of sounds and ideas that have been stuck in my head for months. Its a combination of "mumble" rap, traditional rap and R&B. This album is best enjoy if you sing along, so please live lit, enjoy life, and please come on this journey with me. Much love to everyone!!!

HONESTY(feat. Arielle Margalit)

It’s been two years since we got an EP from Spectoral. 2018’s “An Incorruptible Dream” was a stunning resume piece that cemented the Australian producer/singer’s talent for blending alternative R&B with experimental art-pop cuts, seeing press compare him to Lido, Golden Vessel and PARTYNEXTDOOR. Its opener, “Movin’ On” was officially curated by Spotify into their coveted Lotus playlist, and the six-track EP continues to attract fans and playlist adds today.

Not one to leave fans wanting, Spectoral built hype throughout 2020 with a string of colourful collaborations, notably DAISY LANE with pop singer-songwriter Kathana, ATLANTIS with rapper-producer Satisdiction, and DREAMS with synthpop outfit The Safety Word.

It was all leading up to this. Now, a bigger and bolder Spectoral returns with a much anticipated follow-up EP that reflects the producer’s evolution and maturity. DARKNESS MAY FIND US boasts six tracks and half a dozen collaborators, many from the world of hip-hop, including features from Canberra’s Kirklandd and Perth’s Aunty Mango.

Accompanying the EP is Spectoral’s brand new, lead single, THE WEATHER SLOWLY WARMED. Invoking the expansive, lustful productions of The Weeknd, THE WEATHER SLOWLY WARMED is a forward-thinking slice of subversive pop-R&B that builds from unsettling, experimental textures. 

Vulnerably spot-lit, Spectoral’s vocal shines like a moonbeam, guiding us through an evolving arrangement that steadily turns up the heat from its granular, wintery beginnings to a temperate, bass-laden bop.

Speaking about the inspiration behind penning the track, Spectoral says, “My Pa told me a year ago, that all the songs from his generation are about "chasing love". He said he'd love to hear a song about "not needing love to find happiness" written from the male perspective. So I set out to deliver this as if it were a classic love song, but the lyrics are actually the total antithesis of wanting a relationship to work. I don’t hear that angle explored very often from the male perspective in R&B. The idea of boldly declaring to yourself that you’re actually so much happier without the drama someone else brings. It’s cathartic, freeing and strangely sexy.”

Spectoral wrote the majority of THE WEATHER SLOWLY WARMED while staying at his Mauritian grandparents’ secluded property in Maryborough, Queensland, and finished recording it back in Melbourne, prior to the lockdowns. The single is also co-produced by maverick Texan hip-hop R&B producer Denzel Stone.

Adding to the single’s appeal is a gorgeously animated music video, exploring the transition between seasons around a continuously rotating world. The music video will be available on Spectoral’s official YouTube & VEVO channel as well as social media channels, shortly after the audio.

THE WEATHER SLOWLY WARMED and its accompanying EP, DARKNESS MAY FIND US, releases everywhere on January 22nd, 2021.

THE WEATHER SLOWLY WARMED

Devorah 🐝 EDM, electro pop, and a little R&B