Radical Devotion marks Coast2c’s third EP release, and her debut on White Owl Records. Developed in the wake of her audiovisual presentation at MutekMX alongside visual artist Julieta Gil, the project reflects a deepening of Coast2c’s creative process. After the exhibition, she returned to her practice with renewed emotional freedom-channeling grief, frustration, love, sadness and joy with unflinching honesty working and incorporating new tools in her practice like the Analog Rytm MkII. Radical Devotion has a raw and honest texture, which forefronts Coast2c’s extensive modular synthesis practice. Swirling swells and arps float weightlessly above dampened drums. The subdued techno evolves hauntingly, one theme tumbling into the next.

Urgency of Action: Disruptive metallic textures and bell-like percussion ambles around a thumping, low kick drum. The track’s energy accelerates like a world on the brink, head spinning frequencies creep up softly.

Wichita: A shapeshifting synth darts through space; fragmented voices rise. The spell expands, life breathes life into itself in a propulsion of eerie emotion.

Spirals: A luxurious pad softens the fall of ghostly vocal swirls and singing filters. Dampened snare rolls call forth a delectable arp as sounds coil outwards, transforming into endlessness

Lovers don’t say goodbye: A droning bass fills the heart kindly while melodic blips flow upward like doves. Breathy chords call an answer out of the darkness. The track evolves like a love story: dramatic and soapy.

Urgency of Action (Max Cantrell Remix): NYC’s Max Cantrell reworks “Urgency of Action” into a propulsive, eerie cut made for the dance floor, expanding the original’s tension over a sultry drumbeat.

Wichita (Isabella Koen Remix): In a thundering conclusion, Isabella Koen delivers a remix for “Wichita” that twists and bends its core elements before sliding into a frenetic drum & bass breakdown. Tension builds until a euphoric release that shatters the song with radiant force.