No Parachute” drifts between light and collapse — a cinematic dark-ambient house track built from layered drone synths, pulsing saw bass, and fractured electronic noise. Deep male vocals echo through the haze, caught between weightlessness and gravity.

Designed for late-night drives and after-hours headphone sessions, the track blends emotional depth with immersive production — merging ambient textures, hypnotic rhythms, and tension that never fully resolves.

🚀 Listen loud. Let it pull you under.

🎛️ Genre: Ambient House | Cinematic Electronic | Dark Synth
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No Parachute

Just to Find You” drifts through the quiet spaces between memory and distance. A slow, melancholic ambient-house journey built around soft drone layers, deep synth bass, and a light chord progression that glows like dawn through fog.

The track unfolds patiently — equal parts longing and release — where every note feels suspended in time. Deep male vocals carry the emotion, wrapped in reverb and air, searching through echoes just to find connection.

🌙 For night drives, headphone moments, and anyone chasing something lost.

🎛️ Genre: Ambient House | Melancholic Electronic | Cinematic Downtempo
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Just To Find You

“Northern Lights” captures the pulse of the night sky — a dark, melodic house anthem built on deep analog bass, wide reverb-soaked pads, and rising arpeggios that shimmer like shifting auroras.

The track opens with an instrumental glow before male vocals emerge, echoing themes of connection, motion, and cosmic energy. Each chorus ignites with euphoric supersaw leads and cinematic drops that feel like light breaking through shadow.

A hypnotic blend of emotional storytelling and futuristic atmosphere, Northern Lights was made for the edge of the night — where sound meets the unknown.

🌌 Genre: Dark Melodic House | Cinematic Electronic | Atmospheric Dance
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Northern Lights

“Mazes Never Lose” weaves a hypnotic story of struggle, realization, and release. Built on lush melodic-house rhythms and ethereal female vocals, the track explores the labyrinths we all face — the mental walls, looping paths, and unseen exits that test our resolve.

Layered synths, deep bass, and floating pads build a dreamlike tension before giving way to a radiant drop — the moment we realize the maze was never meant to win. It’s a journey inward, a soundscape of escape and self-awakening.

🌀 You were never trapped. You were the key.

🎛️ Genre: Melodic House | Cinematic Electronic | Vocal Deep House
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Mazes Never Lose

“The Sun Will Come Up Again” is a luminous, melodic-electronic piece about hope rising through the dark. A gentle beat opens the horizon, layered with soft synth melodies and an ethereal female vocal that carries warmth through shadow.

The track builds slowly — shimmering pads, melodic arps, and bright electronic textures unfold like morning light after a long night. It’s both fragile and powerful, capturing the moment when doubt fades and the heart remembers to believe again.

☀️ For those holding on — this one’s for you.

🎛️ Genre: Melodic House | Dream-Pop Electronic | Ethereal Downtempo
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Sun Will Come Up Again

Walking a Tightrope” balances between truth and illusion — a dark, melodic house track that explores how every voice, every feed, every whisper pulls you toward someone else’s version of reality.

Ethereal female vocals float above tense arpeggios and pulsing basslines, mirroring the feeling of living one breath away from falling. Each build tightens the wire, each drop releases the weight — until clarity cuts through the noise.

It’s a song about discernment, doubt, and the quiet rebellion of thinking for yourself.

⚖️ In a world of persuasion, balance is resistance.

🎛️ Genre: Dark Melodic House | Cinematic Electronic | Vocal Progressive
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Walking a Tightrope (Dark Club Remix)

Walking a Tightrope (House Remix)

Walking a Tightrope

“Voices in Her Head” dives into the noise beneath the surface — a haunting melodic house track about how other people’s opinions can infiltrate your mind, shaping who you think you are.

Ethereal female vocals drift between calm and chaos, surrounded by evolving synth layers and deep rhythmic pulses. Each drop mirrors the clash between inner truth and outer influence — the constant tug of voices pulling in every direction.

It’s a reflection on identity, control, and the quiet strength it takes to silence the noise and listen inward.

🌀 Sometimes the loudest battle is the one inside your head.

🎛️ Genre: Melodic House | Cinematic Electronic | Emotional Deep House
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Voices In Her Head

“Your Luck Will Soon Change” is a melodic journey through transformation — the quiet storm of becoming someone new. Built on lush synth layers, pulsing bass, and hauntingly hopeful melodies, the track captures the seven-year cycles we all face — moments when the person we’ve been no longer fits the life ahead.

Ethereal vocals rise and fall like echoes of the past, urging you to shed what’s familiar and step into what’s waiting. It’s both a farewell and a rebirth — a cinematic reflection on the beauty of change, resistance, and self-evolution.

🌙 Every seven years, fate hands you a new mirror. The brave ones look back and walk through it.

🎛️ Genre: Melodic House | Cinematic Electronic | Emotional Deep House
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Your Luck Will Change

“King’s Tide” moves like the ocean at dawn — slow, deliberate, and endlessly alive. This instrumental ambient piece builds layer by layer, as gentle synth arpeggios and deep bass pads swell like the tide rolling in.

Inspired by an early morning on Plum Island, the track captures the quiet tension between stillness and motion — the hum of waves meeting horizon, the pull of gravity and light. It’s both grounding and hypnotic, a meditation on rhythm without words.

🌊 A tide rising not to drown, but to awaken.

🎛️ Genre: Ambient Electronic | Cinematic Downtempo | Instrumental Soundscape
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King's Tide

“The Walls Come Down” drops you into a claustrophobic soundscape of pressure and defiance — a countdown set to heavy bass, razor-sharp synths, and haunting male vocals that build until everything breaks. The track swells with tension, collapses into silence, and rises again through walls of noise and adrenaline. A relentless surge of analog distortion and pulsing saw-wave energy. 

⚡ For late-night drives, neon cityscapes, and moments when everything feels like it’s about to explode.

The Walls Come Down (Extended Mix)

“No Parachute (Hard Drop Remix)” transforms the original’s cinematic dark-ambient house mood into a high-octane hybrid of deep bass and dubstep energy. The track builds from ghostly drone synths and pulsing saw leads into massive low-end drops that shake the floor, fusing the emotional depth of ambient textures with explosive, syncopated bass design.
Deep male vocals still echo through the haze, but now they’re twisted and fractured between weightless moments of calm and crushing sub-bass impact — mirroring the tension between light and collapse.

Designed for late-night raves and adrenaline-fueled drives, this remix reimagines introspection as intensity — where every rise falls harder, and every fall hits deeper.

⚡ Listen loud. Let it pull you under — again.

🎛️ Genre: Dark Bass House | Dubstep Fusion | Cinematic Electronic
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No Parachute (Hard Drop Remix)

A love story, told through motion and memory — “All I Want Is You” begins with quiet reflection, soft melodic vocals drifting through time. As emotion builds, the world falls away and the drop hits — a powerful surge of bass, rhythm, and devotion. It’s about love that endures, connection that never fades, and the gravity that keeps two souls orbiting each other no matter how the years pass.

✨ For those who’ve held on — and still feel it every time the beat returns.

All I Want Is You

A hard electronic ballad built for late nights and open minds. This track surges with saw-blade synths, pulsing basslines, and explosive dubstep drops designed to lift the room as much as your pulse.
At its core, it’s about letting go... living entirely in the moment, without fear of what comes next. Because when you stop counting the minutes, and let the music take over, you’re free.

Genre: Progressive House • Dubstep • Electronic Ballad

We Only Have One Night

An emotional, high-energy fusion of dark house and cinematic dubstep — Still Running captures the feeling of chasing something you can’t quite name. Pulsing basslines, glitched vocal samples, and a relentless rhythm drive the track forward like a heartbeat in motion.
It’s a song about persistence, freedom, and the chaos of never standing still — running through the noise, running for your life, and finding clarity in the motion itself.

This song keeps running further into 3 different remixes, each pushing the sound further into weirdness.

Kinetic Fields - Still Running

Kinetic Fields - Still Running (Deep Club Remix)

Kinetic Fields - Still Running (House Remix)

The villain goes deeper. No vocals. No restraint. Just raw, high-octane energy. The Deep Club Remix takes the original’s dark pulse and drives it deep into the floor, a relentless instrumental built from warped sub-bass, glitch-dubstep drops, and sawtooth leads that twist through waves of distortion.

Every build tightens the tension, every drop detonates. It’s the sound of machines learning to breathe, mechanical, hypnotic, and engineered for midnight chaos. Designed for DJs who crave pressure, movement, and pure voltage.


Your Villian (Deep Club Remix)

Don't Forget That Night

“Hold Your Breath” captures the instant before you let go — that suspended breath right before you fall deeper into the moment, the rhythm, or someone’s gravity. Layers of swelling bass, ghosted vocals, and glitch-tinged percussion pull you under, building pressure until surrender feels inevitable.
It’s not about resisting — it’s about giving in. Each pulse drags you closer, every synth swell feels like a heartbeat shared in slow motion. By the time the drop hits, you’re already gone — floating somewhere between weightless and wild.

Hold Your Breath

A chill deep house journey through the rhythm of time and tide — where love drifts, returns, and grows stronger with every pull. “Phases” captures that ebb and flow — moments when connection fades to silence, only to surge back with undeniable force. Lush pads, driving basslines, and hypnotic percussion mirror the ocean’s breath — constant, patient, and endlessly recurring. For the ones who know that real love never disappears; it just moves with the moon.

Water Moves

A deep house odyssey that builds from calm waters into a tidal surge of sound. The Club Mix of “Phases” trades quiet reflection for pure motion — a slow, 64-bar instrumental tide that swells into a euphoric, bass-driven drop. Lush synth pads and pulsing sub-bass roll like waves beneath breathy, looping vocals, carrying dancers through crescendos that rise, crash, and return again. It’s a journey through rhythm and release — where surrender feels electric, and every drop pulls you deeper into the current.

Water Moves (Club Remix)

"Bioluminescence" is a dark, hypnotic progressive house journey that pulls you straight into an electrified ocean of sound. Built for late-night rooms and strobe-lit spaces, this track blends rising atmospheric arps, deep sub-pressure, and a cinematic, tension-soaked build that finally erupts into a glitch-heavy chopped vocals.

The vocals arrive like underwater signals—breathy, looping mantras that compare the glow of bioluminescent waves to the motion and lights of the dance floor. Every phrase pulses like a current, carrying the track from 128 BPM into a 140 BPM surge where the bass swells, synths tear open, and the room feels weightless.

If you’ve ever seen the ocean light up at night, this track aims to hit that same feeling:
mysterious, surreal, and impossible to ignore.

Bioluminescence

“Let It Flow” is a high-energy fusion of deep house, progressive grooves, and cinematic dubstep influence; built for DJs, late-night sets, and anyone chasing that rising-pressure feeling before the drop.

The track opens with an atmospheric build: filtered synths, rolling sub-bass, and tight percussion pulling you deeper into the pulse. When the drop hits, the bassline widens, the groove snaps into focus, and glitch-style edits fire through the mix to push the energy forward.
Lock in, let it rise, and let it flow.

For fans of: hypnotic deep house, melodic tension builds, heavy festival drops, and progressive club energy.

Let It Flow

“Slow Down” is a deep, melodic house duet built around the tension between two energies on the dance floor: a man who wants to savor every moment and lead with intention, and a woman who’s ready to move fast, give in to the rhythm, and let the night take over.

Warm pads, soulful vocal layers, and a steady, heartbeat-like groove set the stage for their push-and-pull. His voice leans into the slow burn—steady, patient, guiding. Hers rises as a siren, inviting to come close and go with the flow. Together, their interplay creates a hypnotic ebb and flow that mirrors a crowded dance floor in real time: bodies moving, tempos shifting, chemistry unfolding.

Built on deep bass, melodic hooks, and a late-night club atmosphere, “Slow Down” captures that moment when two dancers try to find a common rhythm—somewhere between restraint and release.

Slow Down

“Seacoasting” is my latest dive into blending shimmering nu-disco textures with the thick, rolling bass of modern house music. It’s a track inspired by the rhythm of the Seacoast—long sunlit hours on the beach followed by all-night energy in Portsmouth’s clubs.

Built on glowing disco chords, beach-breeze melodies, and a driving house low-end, the song rides that perfect line between nostalgia and late-night momentum. Warm synths, male vocals, upbeat groove patterns, guitar strums, and a tide-like bassline push the track forward, capturing the feeling of cruising the shoreline by day and stepping into the dance floor lights after dark.

This is part of my ongoing exploration into disco-infused rhythms and deeper house bass design—expanding my sound while staying rooted in the coastal atmosphere that inspires so much of my music.

Seacoasting

“Young and Dumb” is a late-night anthem about the reckless confidence of youth — rushing through life without seeing the warning signs, believing limits don’t apply yet. It captures that blur of neon nights, questionable decisions, and the fearless feeling of right now being all that matters.

Driving electronic grooves push forward like adrenaline. Dreamy synths blur the edges, reflecting how fast everything can go out of focus when you’re caught up in the moment. A reminder that sometimes you only learn where the line is after you cross it.

Young and Dumb

“Ride The Coast” hits like a tidal rush and a late-night drive rolled into one. Brooding, heavy bass pulses under atmospheric pads and distant waves of synth — like you’re cresting over dark water under neon light. The energy is both introspective and kinetic: submerged dub-infused rhythms, shimmering reverb, and deep sub-bass build a mood of wandering, longing, and release. It feels cinematic — like driving along a moonlit coastline with the windows down, letting the salt air and the synth haze blur together. Hypnotic yet exhilarating, “Ride The Coast” invites you to lose yourself in motion and memory.

Ride The Coast

“Magnetic Forces” is a moody, immersive journey through subterranean soundwaves. Deep bass pulses and swirling synth textures coil like unseen energy around you — a magnetic field you can’t resist. Layers of atmospheric pads and subtle arpeggiated sequences give the track a sense of gravitational pull, as if you’re being drawn into an otherworldly current. There’s a cinematic tension throughout: the mood is heavy but hypnotic, melancholic but strangely liberating. It feels like gliding through darkness toward a distant flicker of neon; introspective, powerful, and emotionally charged. Expect to lose yourself in immersive sound design and haunting sonic gravitation.
Perfect for late-night drives, introspective listening, or moments when you need to drift away from reality while the world hums softly in the background.

Magnetic Forces

“The Sun Will Come Up Again (Cloud Club Remix)” transforms quiet hope into late-night momentum. A pulsing groove cuts through the dark as glowing synths and a haunting female vocal drift in and out like signals on the horizon.

The track unfolds with restraint, then locks into a driving rhythm—shimmering pads, rolling bass, and melodic arpeggios rising steadily toward release. What begins introspective becomes euphoric, capturing that floor-filling moment when the night peaks and belief returns, just before dawn.

Sun Will Come Up Again (Cloud Club Remix)

When I Show Up

"Adrift" is a soft electronic drift through still water and quiet motion. Gentle synths, slow-breathing textures, and understated rhythm trace the moment when an anchor loosens;  when direction fades and you begin to slip away from who you once were. Over time, the current carries you farther from the self you recognize and the shores you once called home. A track for late nights, open roads, and the quiet realization that drifting, left unchecked, can change you.

Adrift

This remix of “End of the Line” is a reverent homage to the original Tron: Legacy soundtrack—pulling forward its iconic driving bassline, pulsing rhythm, and futuristic synth leads while reimagining the track through a more emotional, human lens.

The relentless electronic momentum remains intact, but it’s now paired with haunting, emotive female vocals that transform the phrase “end of the line” into something deeper. In this version, the words aren’t about stopping—they’re about reaching the edge of your limits, standing at the breaking point, and finding the strength to push even further.

Where the original feels mechanical and inevitable, this remix introduces vulnerability and resolve—blending cinematic electronic energy with raw emotional drive. It’s a moment of defiance inside the machine: when exhaustion meets determination, and the line you thought was the end becomes the place you begin again.

End of the Line (Kinetic Remix)

Wave on Wave is a dark, cinematic electronic track built on tension, restraint, and release. A slow, tripped-up groove and iconic syncopated bassline drive the track forward from the first bar, pulling listeners into a shadowy space where calm and danger coexist.

Breathy female vocals and a deep, steady male counter-voice move in call and response. Intimate, ritualistic, and hypnotic. Repeating mantras like warnings you almost trust. Subtle orchestral textures swell beneath cold electronic layers, creating the feeling of sound being pulled away before impact.

When the drop hits, Wave on Wave transforms into a crushing cinematic dubstep surge. Metallic drums, distorted bass waves, and heavy half-time grooves collide like a sonic tsunami, lifting the room through sheer weight and pressure rather than speed.

It’s a track about inevitability; the moment you stop running, take a breath, and let the wave carry you under.

Wave On Wave

Kinetic Fields is a producer exploring the space between deep house, glitchy dubstep, and cinematic electronic. His work is inspired by the tides around New England. Each track is built from layered synths, catch-and-release builds, heavy low-end, and emotion-driven sound design, mixing atmospheric intros with powerful, syncopated drops. His music is built for movement, made to hit both headphones and dance floors.

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