#30 Feat. Banner in Indie Dance

The next release on Diynamic comes from Son of Son with Feel Something. Bringing a warm, sunlit feeling from the very first moment. The tracks feel soft and weightless, glowing with a gentle golden-hour energy. The guitar on the title track hits instantly, burned into memory from the first bar. Paired with a commanding vocal, its the kind of track that begs for open roads, windows down, speakers loud. Pure road-trip fuel. Gunmetal bounces in with attitude — playful and elastic, driven by vocoder-style vocal snippets that get bodies moving without overthinking. Closing things out, the final track Verloren flips a sample from De Ambassade into a journey floating somewhere between reality and dream. Its music that invites you to grab your friends hand, step outside the familiar, and dive headfirst into the next adventure together.

Son of Son, De Ambassade

#30 Feat. New Releases in Indie Dance

The next release on Diynamic comes from Son of Son with Feel Something. Bringing a warm, sunlit feeling from the very first moment. The tracks feel soft and weightless, glowing with a gentle golden-hour energy. The guitar on the title track hits instantly, burned into memory from the first bar. Paired with a commanding vocal, its the kind of track that begs for open roads, windows down, speakers loud. Pure road-trip fuel. Gunmetal bounces in with attitude — playful and elastic, driven by vocoder-style vocal snippets that get bodies moving without overthinking. Closing things out, the final track Verloren flips a sample from De Ambassade into a journey floating somewhere between reality and dream. Its music that invites you to grab your friends hand, step outside the familiar, and dive headfirst into the next adventure together.

Son of Son, De Ambassade

#60 Top Releases in Indie Dance

The next release on Diynamic comes from Son of Son with Feel Something. Bringing a warm, sunlit feeling from the very first moment. The tracks feel soft and weightless, glowing with a gentle golden-hour energy. The guitar on the title track hits instantly, burned into memory from the first bar. Paired with a commanding vocal, its the kind of track that begs for open roads, windows down, speakers loud. Pure road-trip fuel. Gunmetal bounces in with attitude — playful and elastic, driven by vocoder-style vocal snippets that get bodies moving without overthinking. Closing things out, the final track Verloren flips a sample from De Ambassade into a journey floating somewhere between reality and dream. Its music that invites you to grab your friends hand, step outside the familiar, and dive headfirst into the next adventure together.

Son of Son, De Ambassade