The breakdown on Feel Again lands around 2:20 and it’s the part I keep rewinding, where Culture Shock strips the drums out entirely and lets the vocal hang in open air for a few bars before the second drop caves the floor in. He has been making this exact brand of melodic-but-muscular drum and bass for years, and it would be easy to take his consistency for granted until you hear someone else attempt it and fall flat. The 174 rolls here are clean without being polite, propulsive enough to wreck a Friday night and pretty enough that you could play it for someone who swears they don’t like DnB. That balance is the whole trick and almost nobody nails it as reliably as he does. The vocal is anthemic without tipping into cheese, which at festival scale is a genuine tightrope walk. I had it on during a late drive last night and missed my exit twice. Songs that make you a slightly worse driver are usually doing something right.
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Culture Shock - Feel Again
1 minute on this. That's longer than the bridge of any Coldplay song deserves.
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