Electric Sin

⚡ Flesh meets frequency. Neon dreams ignite.

"Electric Love Electric Sin" is a nocturnal hymn for the post-human heart, an electro-jazz fusion where desire becomes data, and love pulses through wires as much as veins. It’s the story of skin against circuit, of passion coded in binary, of shadows dancing in the phosphorescent hum of the future.

The track blends vintage beatbox grooves with lush synth layers and hypnotic vocals, crafting a soundscape that’s both intimate and futuristic. Think Daft Punk on a slow-burning night, with echoes of Massive Attack and the cinematic flair of Vangelis. It’s romantic, dreamy, slightly dangerous, like falling in love inside a digital fever dream.

Each chorus crackles with tension, like a static-charged kiss. Each verse pulls you deeper into a maze of techno-desire, where the line between real and virtual disappears in the shimmer of neon light.

💫 Plug in. Let go. Get tangled in the circuitry of feeling.
Electric love. Electric sin.

Electric Love Electric Sin (Single Version)

🎭 Chaos conducts. Beauty breaks in unexpected places.

"Dissonance Symphony" is a celebration of imperfection, an ode to the cracks in the surface where the light gets in. It’s the storm inside the mind, the beauty born from disorder, the melody that refuses to follow the rules. Every bar clashes, flutters, stumbles… and yet, it dances.

Musically, it’s a collision of jazz fusion, abstract electronica, and cinematic glitch, where syncopated beats mimic the rhythm of a restless soul. Think Flying Lotus meets Hiatus Kaiyote, with a pinch of broken poetry and urban weather.

The lyrics are vivid and tactile, rain, thunder, shattered glass, painting a world where chaos isn’t the enemy but the muse. This isn’t a song to calm you down. It’s one to shake you awake. To make you sway, stumble, and smile at the strange harmony hidden in the noise.

🌪 Embrace the crash. Find your rhythm in the ruins.
This is your Dissonance Symphony.

Dissonance Symphony (Single Version)

Trapped in the grid. Burning for something real.

"Electric Arc" is the cry of a soul wired too deep into the machine, a pulsing, hypnotic track where neon lights blind, data seduces, and humanity flickers like a glitch in the system. It’s the soundtrack of digital captivity, and the yearning to break through.

Musically, the track pulses with dreamy electro-jazz, layered with textured synths and a heartbeat-like rhythm that recalls the ambient introspection of Tycho, the tension of Apparat, and the melancholy depth of Portishead gone digital. Smooth yet aching, synthetic yet deeply human.

The lyrics are a coded plea, a desire to reconnect with something real in a world of holograms and pixel chains. They echo through the track like a voice inside a digital cathedral, reverberating off walls of silicon and longing.

For those who feel both part of the machine and desperate to escape it…
Feel the spark. Get lost in the arc.

Electric Arc

Whispers in the twilight. A song between shadows.

"Light in Between" is a slow-motion reverie, a gentle drift through memory, silence, and the shimmering space between light and darkness. It’s the hush before dawn, the glimmer of something lost but not forgotten. A quiet breath of nostalgia wrapped in rhythm.

The track unfolds with a delicate blend of smooth jazz, ambient electronica, and romantic dream pop, a sound that evokes the hushed intimacy of Rhye, the elegance of Nils Frahm, and the sensual stillness of Zero 7. Subtle textures ripple beneath airy melodies, like footsteps on soft ground.

Lyrically, it’s a poem suspended in time, woven from golden threads, shadowed pauses, and ghosted emotions. The song invites the listener to wander, to feel the weight of unspoken things, and to listen for music hidden in silence.

Step lightly. Breathe deeper.
There is music in the in-between.

Light in Between (Single Version)

✨ Neon intimacy. Rhythmic reverie. A heartbeat coded in light.

PulSing Theory’s debut album, Electric Sin, is a genre-blending dreamscape—where romantic longing meets cybernetic rhythm, and jazz-infused melodies pulse through vintage machines and digital haze. It’s not just music, it’s circuitry in motion, poetry wrapped in synths, a confession whispered through wires.

Influences range from Massive Attack, Portishead, and Flying Lotus to cinematic composers like Vangelis and the quiet minimalism of ambient jazz. But PulSing Theory carves its own path—a hybrid of electronic emotion, romantic introspection, and groove-driven storytelling.

This is music for wanderers of both cities and inner worlds.
For the insomniacs, the romantics, the glitch-hearted.

🔌 Plug in. Drift out.
Welcome to Electric Sin.

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