Sound Of Fractures, “Ultraviolet” and dreamy syhtns

London-based music producer and artist Jamie Reddington, aka Sound Of Fractures, has recently released “Ultraviolet”, taken from his hotly-anticipated four-track EP IRL, dropping in July. He describes his style as ’emotional electronic music’, which features dreamy synths reflecting real life experiences and honest connections with friends and family. The rich production of his new single is inspired by the idea of being more than what can be seen on the surface, and it explores human complexity and inner nature.

“Ultraviolet” represents a nostalgic, yet catchy, summer hit: the delicate synths effortlessly float over the first half of the track, before kick drums and subtle hi-hats bring it to life and give energy to the highly emotional and intense atmosphere created previously.

Shaped by the culture of UK dance music, hip hop and soul, Sound Of Fractures is influenced by some of the best electronic artists around – such as Massive Attack, Frank Ocean and Jamie xx – and his childhood was spent on the notes of his parents’ love of reggae and northern soul. With such a varied array of influences and production skills, Sound Of Fractures is distinctly establishing himself in today’s UK electronic music scene.

Listen to “Ultraviolet” below.