Next release on Axtone Records comes from Swedish Klahr, who unleashed his second mini album, titled “Dreaming Wild EP“. One of Axwell's latest recruits on his label has been making all sorts of waves across the House scene with his remixes for Adrian Lux' ‘Torn Apart' on Axtone's ‘Axtone Ten‘ album and more recently on Dirty South‘s “All Of Us” on Phazing Records.
Having debuted for the label amid its ten year celebrations as part of the critically acclaimed Axtone Ten compilation and subsequently landed with singles opening singles ‘Lyon X Saphire' and ‘Eleven', the young talent steps up to bat for an outright career landmark after garnering significant tastemaker and DJ support across the globe.
The highly anticipated EP consists of four tracks, including collaborations with Swedish pop and RnB trio KEV and Outrovert. The titles of the tracks are “Dreaming Wild“, “Koto“, “Humanize” and “Shinjuku Speed Dating“, which are a wonderful gift and blueprint of the things that we could expect from Klahr in the future.
From a label more traditionally associated with the club floor, Dreaming Wild is a liberating short player from the Swedish newcomer and the infamous imprint alike.
From the outset of its nostalgic and emotive namesake track alongside national peers KEV, right through to the sharply oiled beats of glitch closing number ‘Shinjuku Speed Dating' alongside national peer Outrovert, this marker four track instalment shows a whole new side to Klahr.
With a softer and more melodically tuned side to his experimental electronic sound spotlighted courtesy of ‘Koto' and ‘Humanize,' this expert balance of electronic, alternative and crossover hallmarks sets a reassuringly high bar for Klahr and his unprecedented step into the spotlight for 2017.
Axtone has been posting videos on its social media accounts, teasing the release of Klahr's “Dreaming Wild EP” with a bear wondering alone in the streets of an american city.
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