New Delhi’s Anhad Khanna aka Sublime Sound returns to Remmah for the follow up to 2021’s That Love Affair Ep with three more cuts of dynamic & melodic modern house made for romantic dancefloor moments.
"This EP digs deep into three individual yet well-connected styles of how I approach my productions and sound. The title tune ‘Runaway Dream’ is a melodic, feel-good number suitable for both home listening and the clubs. It centres its arrangement around the arp that drives the peaks of the tune along with the lush vocal sample.
“‘Shadow’ was predominantly written for the dance floor, and has been a regular in my sets ever since I made the first demo. Atmospheric yet tight and held together, it has a significant balance between delivering the groove, keeping it lush, and holding the floor.
“Closing tune ‘Volca’ was an experiment which started with the main arp melody I had originally written for a different tune. This was the first track I wrote this year, on the first of January – I have a fond memory of working on it in a cafe in New Delhi. I wanted to write something experimental, and recalibrate the way I approach music making: chuggy and bass heavy yet melodic (quite fitting to my style). ‘Volca’ was born. Rory (Hammer) helped me rearrange bits on the tune which gave it a whole new life – and on top of that, hearing him drop it as SWG3 in Glasgow before Bicep was something super special!” – Anhad Khanna aka Sublime Sound.
"This EP digs deep into three individual yet well-connected styles of how I approach my productions and sound. The title tune ‘Runaway Dream’ is a melodic, feel-good number suitable for both home listening and the clubs. It centres its arrangement around the arp that drives the peaks of the tune along with the lush vocal sample.
“‘Shadow’ was predominantly written for the dance floor, and has been a regular in my sets ever since I made the first demo. Atmospheric yet tight and held together, it has a significant balance between delivering the groove, keeping it lush, and holding the floor.
“Closing tune ‘Volca’ was an experiment which started with the main arp melody I had originally written for a different tune. This was the first track I wrote this year, on the first of January – I have a fond memory of working on it in a cafe in New Delhi. I wanted to write something experimental, and recalibrate the way I approach music making: chuggy and bass heavy yet melodic (quite fitting to my style). ‘Volca’ was born. Rory (Hammer) helped me rearrange bits on the tune which gave it a whole new life – and on top of that, hearing him drop it as SWG3 in Glasgow before Bicep was something super special!” – Anhad Khanna aka Sublime Sound.
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