Kristian Kryger releases brand new single

Copenhagen-based producer Kristian Kryger has been a unique voice in the world of electronic music for over a decade. His sound balances intricate beats with ambient textures, offering listeners a sense of both intimacy and electronic exhilaration by using an array of vintage equipment alongside lo-fi tape and field recordings, resulting in a sound that’s at once nostalgic and cutting edge.

First unveiling his original sonic vision back in 2012 via his debut EP polonio pyongyang, he returned in 2018 with the follow up sophomore EP, Purr of the Unknown… Since then, he’s shared a string of singles and now brings us his latest release with the brand new track titled “Holographic,” a song that takes cues from artists such as Vegyn, Gold Panda, Four Tet and Nils Frahm.

“Holographic” presents a stunning display of his original compositional ideas and sound design panache, combining ethereal ambient synth layers with pulsing beats. The gentle progression of the track flows through airy atmospheric scenes to crisp dance-focused moments, taking listeners on an enthralling voyage from start to finish.

Brought in by the soft bubble of synth textures, a hazy sonic fabric descends as delicate tones stretch out, the steady punch of kick and bright synth leads combine to form a mesmeric soundscape. Peppered with shimmering elements and crunchy percussive shots, the arrangement gradually shifts as processed vocal samples glide into the mix.

With deep bass tones contrasting the fluttering top lines, the track crafts a wholly immersive sound of dreamy downtempo electronica. It’s a superb showcase of Kristian Kryger gripping electronic sound as he continues to go from strength to strength with each release and we can’t wait to see what he’s got lined up next on his enduring musical adventure.

Listen to Holographic below

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