Based between the city of Boca Raton in Florida and Atlanta, Georgia, Hypothetical is an indie rock duo formed by vocalist and guitarist Matt Feldman and multi-instrumentalist and producer Sean O’Neil. Growing up together on the outskirts of Philadelphia, they now collaborate remotely to work on their shared sonic vision.
Taking influence from artists such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, LCD Soundsystem, The National, Rebelution and Goose, they craft their own original sound that blends melodic rock tones, rapped verses and subtle psychedelic vibes. Since 2016 and the release of their debut EP The Only One Laughing, they’ve dropped a string of well-received releases as well as opening for Gus Dapperton in Atlanta during his sold out tour.
This year they’ve shared the ENDLESSLY EP, their single “Friends” in August and now bring us their latest release with their new single titled “Lost In Your Rhythm”. Unveiling a new side to their sound, with the new track they showcase a grooving jam of hook-filled writing and hip hop drums to deliver their catchiest work to date.
Written about getting lost in something or someone, “Lost In Your Rhythm” was initially written in February of this year and has since undergone its own sonic evolution to form the shimmering alternative pop outing we hear today. Marking the next chapter of the Hypothetical musical journey, with “Lost in Your Rhythm” the pair drop an infectious and rhythmic cut as they explore new territories.
Listen to Lost in Your Rhythm below
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