News: Working Week (ft. Hollywood Brown) – Rogue FX ‘Working Week’ sounds like a high-gloss mirror that suddenly starts to crack. Amidst synth-pop glamour, nu-disco shimmer and Hollywood Brown’s guitar accents, a track emerges that doesn’t merely describe the world of work, but stages it: as a feverish dance of ambition, self-improvement and the sweet…
Schlagwort: FiloFX Records
FiloFX Records – 28th Aug: The Moment the Beat Takes Over the Room: Breakdown – Andrew Corbin
News: Breakdown – Andrew Corbin ‘Breakdown’ unfolds like a scene set right in the middle of the room: a track that works not only because of its synth-pop and funk elements, but also because of what happens in the lyrics. The interlocking synth lines push forward, whilst the springy bass pulls the body in the…
FiloFX Records – 14th Aug: Why Can’t We Live Together – The Blue Book Project & Rogue FX
News: Why Can’t We Live Together – The Blue Book Project, Rogue FX With “Why Can’t We Live Together”, The Blue Book Project and Rogue FX have delivered a collaboration that feels like a long-lost summer hit from the 90s, but whose subject matter is firmly rooted in the year 2026. The Italian producer has…
FiloFX Records – 7th Aug: All of Us Are Infinite – Andrew Corbin
News: All of Us Are Infinite – Andrew Corbin Andrew Corbin’s “All of Us Are Infinite” feels like an inner ascent – a track that conceives of the stratosphere not merely as an image, but as an emotional state. Built around a multi-layered, looping chant that acts as a recurring, driving rhythm of thought, the…
FiloFX Records – 10th July: Cost of Loving – Rogue FX
News: Cost of Loving – Rogue FX “Cost of Loving” presents itself as a contemporary synth-pop track that combines the aesthetic of 80s sophisti-pop with the rhythmic directness of groove-based synth-pop. The track draws on the stylistic influences of New Order and Hot Chip without getting lost in retro gestures. Instead, it relies on a…
FiloFX Records – 3rd July: Move With Me – Alec La Roche
News: Move With Me – Alec La Roche “Move With Me” commits to a kind of engineered directness from the very first moment. The track kicks off with a tight, punchy beat that immediately establishes its trajectory — straight ahead, no embellishment, no detours. The bassline works closely with the rhythm, almost mechanically, but with…
