A warm, late-summer release led by the seductive disco ditty "Subconscious" and a dreamy, beach house-infused rework of Aaliyah’s classic “Are You That Somebody.” Reimagining the iconic 90s track through a nostalgic electronic lens. The EP blends soft synths, hypnotic rhythms, and melancholic undertones.

Causing A Commotion

Bubble Gum Hot

Ascent

EXTRA MONEY (ULTRA SLOWED VERSION)

“Magic Lamp | چراغ جادو”

This song glows like a dream suspended between eras — a shimmering blend of retro synthwave nostalgia and modern EDM energy. Its sound begins with neon-lit arpeggios, pulsing like city lights reflected on midnight glass, then surges into powerful bass drops that mirror the heartbeat of desire. Layers of lush pads, glittering synth leads, and hypnotic rhythms create a sonic mirage, where the past and future touch.

At its core lie romantic Persian lyrics, tender yet mysterious, like whispered wishes released into the cosmos. The words float through the mix like secrets carried by the wind of another world, embodying the eternal longing of love — timeless, enchanted, and elusive.

“Magic Lamp | چراغ جادو” is more than a song; it feels like an invocation of love’s hidden power. Each note is a spark, each lyric a wish, together forming a glowing spell that bridges nostalgia with futurism, East with West, reality with fantasy.

Magic Lamp

“Your Voice | صدای تو”

This song is a radiant collision of eras — a true retro 80s dance homage, wrapped in the polish of today’s electronic soundscape. From the very first beat, it pulses with a catchy, irresistible groove, shimmering with bright synth stabs and luminous pads that echo the golden age of neon-lit nights. A subtle weave of guitar riffs glides through the rhythm, adding warmth and texture, like a secret smile hidden within the music.

At its heart, the song carries romantic Persian lyrics, tender and evocative, painting love as a melody that lingers long after silence. “Your Voice | صدای تو” becomes both memory and presence — the sound of a lover’s breath, the echo of longing, the joy of surrender.

It’s a track made to move the body and stir the soul — timeless yet modern, dreamy yet alive, capturing the magic of when nostalgia meets passion on the dancefloor.

Your Voice

Out City

“Someday Return” opens like a memory resurfacing — a subtle, catchy electric guitar riff cutting through the dusk, intimate yet magnetic. Slowly, the song rises, blooming into a cascade of shimmering synth arpeggios that pulse like starlight on the horizon. The foundation deepens with a punchy, driving bassline sculpted from the iconic Roland SH-101, anchoring the track in the unmistakable DNA of retro synthwave while carrying it into a modern, cinematic realm.

Through this lush sonic journey, romantic lyrics weave a story of love suspended in time, of longing that refuses to fade, of a promise whispered into the night: that someday, love will return. Each note feels like a heartbeat, each lyric like a vow, binding nostalgia and hope into one glowing soundscape.

“Someday Return” is not just a track — it’s a dream reborn, where past and future merge into a vision of eternal romance carried on waves of neon light.

Someday Return

Dark Was The Night  (DEMO 4)

Lines (DEMO 2)

Introducing "Synth S": A Journey from Classical Keys to Electronic Innovation

Since first touching the piano keys in 1988, "Synth S" has been on a relentless journey of musical exploration. Beginning with a classical foundation, He soon became captivated by the emerging world of electronic music, embracing iconic synthesizers of the late '80s such as the Yamaha DX7, Roland D-50 and Jupiter-8, and Korg M1. His innovative approach to sound design and composition quickly set him apart, blending intricate melodies with cutting-edge textures that pushed the boundaries of electronic music.

Never content with standing still, "Synth S" expanded his artistry further by picking up the guitar in 2001, adding a new dimension to his sonic repertoire. This fusion of electronic synthesis and expressive guitar work has defined his signature style—one that bridges eras, genres, and musical technologies with a visionary spirit.

From analog warmth to digital precision, "Synth S" continues to break new ground, proving that true artistry knows no limits.



New Album “The Tales Of Morpheus" is out now:

https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/thenewcitizenkane/the-tales-of-morpheus

The New Citizen Kane is the new dance music project from Kane Luke. He moved to London in 2009 after leaving Milan's Fuorifase Records with the intention of starting a creative project that would encompass music, fashion and visual arts. Although the main driving force of the project, having conceptualised the idea and written a bulk of the material himself, it is through collaborating with writers, designers, directors and photographers from around the world that he breaths continuously fresh life into the project, merging his ideas with the creative input of his collaborators.
Kane’s career in the entertainment business began aged 17 performing on the Dublin theatre circuit, at 18 he recorded his first EP “Now Or Never” with Active Music in London, and by 20 he was travelling between LA, New York & Milan working as a model & actor. A chance meeting in 2006 with Fuorifase label head Anthony Ricotta @ Milan’s infamous Killer Plastic nightclub would lead to him working as in-house writer for the indie dance label for the next 2 years, until a vocal demo he was preparing for a club track he wrote ended up being used as the final cut. “Don’t Feel No Shame” by DJ Aron VS The Sample Guys ft Kane Luke was an international club hit in 2008, and a favorite by DJs such as Mark Knight, Pete Tong, Dirty South & The Workidz, and featured on Toolroom Knights Compilation after reaching no.6 on the beatport download chart that summer. 2 more collaborations “Nothing/Lump In Your Throat” with Barrique, and “Mind Trip” with Mowree were also released that year, before his solo single “Spun Like Sugar” from the “DiscoKane” EP. The Ara & Becka Vocal of “Spun Like Sugar” was another club hit in Italy & Spain, and he spent the summer touring, with a pit stop at Barcelona's Sonar Music Festival were he pressed the promo-only “Electric Nights” exclusively for the event.
But in a changing market Fuorifase Records was struggling, so Kane decided to take the opportunity to move to London. A new town, new influences, a New Citizen Kane. 
The album "It's Not Science... It's A Feeling" is set for release in summer 2014. First single "White Night", which dropped on November 25th, already causing a stir, it amassed 180,000 views in its first week on YouTube after a string of successful live appearances including sets at Secret Garden Party & Summer Rites festivals in the UK. "You'll Forgive Me" is the next release from the album, available exclusively on Beatport from January 31st with a full club remix package, before official second single "Hearts Aren't Made Of Wood", hypnotic electro-pop single with swirling synths and big hooks, released in spring. Lead single "Remedy", released in July features hot remixes from Rob Made, Super Stylers and Sebastiàn Parbo. 2014 looks set to be a big year for TNCK.

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