Dutch electronic duo Weval have always felt constricted by being called a “dance” group. For their fourth album — ‘Chorophobia,’ meaning “fear of dancing” — they leaned into the irony. In this exclusive commentary, they discuss the album’s themes and the making of key tracks. “MOVING ON” mixes analog and digital synths for a “more brutal sound combined with a very slick chord progression,” the duo tells SoundCloud. The track “MOVEMENT” was built on a funky bass line pulled from a live recording of Weval’s full band, while “OPEN UP THAT DOOR,” featuring KILIMANJARO, represents the vibe of the album. “It’s about getting rid of the fear of dancing,” the duo says. “Open up that part of the brain where you don’t care anymore.” Listen now, only on SoundCloud.

Voice Notes: Weval on "MOVING ON"

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