Exclusive: Sakro, Max Jacobson - Walking Into Mirrors

Renowned for his longstanding affiliation with the esteemed RAWAX family, Sakro embarks on an artistic odyssey alongside Chicago's very own Max Jacobson, culminating in the creation of a masterful musical triptych titled the "Walking Into Mirrors EP." This collaborative endeavor stands as a testament to the intersection of talent and innovation, weaving together a tapestry of sound that beckons the listener to traverse realms both deep and intoxicating.

At the forefront of this auditory journey lies the titular track, "Walking Into Mirrors," a mesmerizing composition that unfolds with the precision of a well-oiled machine. From its onset, a pulsating House groove sets the stage, drawing the audience into a rhythmic embrace that refuses to relent. With each successive loop, the track delves deeper into the psyche of the dancer, its ethereal base-synth line casting a spell as enchanting as it is irresistible. Sakro and Jacobson prove themselves virtuosos of the craft, seamlessly blending elements of House and depth to create an experience that transcends the confines of the dancefloor.

Yet, it is not merely the infectious rhythms or the hypnotic melodies that define the "Walking Into Mirrors EP." Rather, it is the symbiotic relationship between Sakro and Jacobson, their creative synergy palpable with each passing beat. As the title track unfolds, it becomes abundantly clear that this collaboration is more than the sum of its parts; it is a testament to the power of musical camaraderie, a celebration of shared passion and vision.

In the continuum of their EP, Sakro and Jacobson leave an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of their audience, igniting a fervent desire for more. With each track, they invite listeners on a sonic expedition, guiding them through landscapes both familiar and uncharted. From the housey depths of "Walking Into Mirrors" to the spicy allure of their accompanying tracks, the duo crafts an experience that resonates long after the final note fades into the ether.

In essence, the "Walking Into Mirrors EP" stands as a testament to the boundless possibilities inherent in collaboration, a testament to the enduring legacy of RAWAX family's commitment to pushing the boundaries of electronic music. With Sakro and Jacobson at the helm, the journey into the mirrors of sound is nothing short of transformative, leaving an indelible imprint on the very fabric of dance music itself.

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Artist & label information
Sakro: https://facebook.com/djsakro // @sakro // https://instagram.com/sakro.music
Max Jacobson: https://facebook.com/max.jacobson.716 // @maxjacobson // https://instagram.com/maxwelljosephj
RAWAX/ CHIWAX: https://facebook.com/RAWAXMUSIC // @rawax-chiwax-housewax // https://instagram.com/rawaxmusic
DBH Music: https://facebook.com/DBH.Distribution // @dbh-music // https://instagram.com/dbh_music_distribution

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Walking Into Mirrors EP

Walking Into Mirrors

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