Before the release of his next album, ‘Twentytwo 22’ in April 2018, March will see Budapest based artist Mïus treat us to a new single, complete with standout remixes by Vessels and Brandt Brauer Frick. It comes on the Théque label Mïus has cofounded with filmmaker Annamaria Ligosztajeva.

Mïus is a solo music project by Gergely Álmos, an artist who has put out three albums, most recently on Sonar Kollektiv in 2016. He is a talented musician and live performer who has played all over the world at festivals such as Electronic Beats Festival as well as supporting the likes of Lamb. Always mixing up electronic sounds and acoustic instruments with found sounds, his work is expressive and artistic in equal measure.

The mesmeric lead single from the album is ‘Torso’, four broody minutes of well sculpted synths and rubbery, gloopy kicks. When the drums explode to life the track rocks back and forth on its heels as heavenly chords raise you up into the skies. Fullof peaks and toughs to keep you on your toes, it is a truly spine-tingling track.

First to remix are British indie electronic band Vessels, who mix up the styles of Burial and Four Tet with the likes of Mogwai and Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Their complex version re-works the original into a majestically melodic and trance including cut awash with rippling keys, silky synth lines and feathery light percussion. It’s an intensely emotive piece that builds throughout.

Berlin based outfit Brandt Brauer Frick then step up as champions of what they call “emotional body music”. Applying the know-how which has seen them collaborate with everyone from Nina Kraviz to Jamie Lidell, they flip the original into a deep, dubbed out and cavernous dancefloor track. Warm chords join the mix and the drums grow restless, with ethereal vocal sounds drifting up top to complete this most compelling cut.

This is a fine taster of what to expect from the much anticipated new album by Mïus.

Torso

The mesmeric lead single from the album is ‘Torso’, four broody minutes of well sculpted synths and rubbery, gloopy kicks. When the drums explode to life the track rocks back and forth on its heels as heavenly chords raise you up into the skies. Fullof peaks and toughs to keep you on your toes, it is a truly spine-tingling track.

Torso (Original Mix) - [Théque Records]

https://soundcloud.com/mius-2
https://soundcloud.com/vessels

First to remix are British indie electronic band Vessels, who mix up the styles of Burial and Four Tet with the likes of Mogwai and Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Their complex version re-works the original into a majestically melodic and trance including cut awash with rippling keys, silky synth lines and feathery light percussion. It’s an intensely emotive piece that builds throughout.

Torso (Vessels Remix) - [Théque Records]

https://soundcloud.com/mius-2
https://soundcloud.com/brandtbrauerfrick

Berlin based outfit Brandt Brauer Frick then step up as champions of what they call “emotional body music”. Applying the know-how which has seen them collaborate with everyone from Nina Kraviz to Jamie Lidell, they flip the original into a deep, dubbed out and cavernous dancefloor track. Warm chords join the mix and the drums grow restless, with ethereal vocal sounds drifting up top to complete this most compelling cut.

Torso (Brandt Brauer Frick Remix) - [Théque Records]

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

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