Lost My Mind is big-room electronic that goes straight for the cheap seats and sticks the landing. Josh Le Tissier and Sesco built a festival tune with zero interest in restraint, a vocal hook about losing it under the lights and a drop engineered to make a whole field do precisely that. It came out on Revealed, Hardwell’s imprint, which tells you the target is a mainstage at peak darkness with the pyro already cued. The build is textbook, that relentless climb which has launched a thousand confetti cannons, and the payoff is loud and obvious and proud of it. The hook is the real weapon, simple and enormous and lodged in your skull by the second chorus. There is real weight behind the gloss, which is more than a lot of this lane bothers with. It does the one gigantic job festival music exists for and it does it cleanly. Crank it on a big system and see who is still standing still.
January
Chrome Daydream
Chrome stars, jelly hearts and holographic colour. A nod to the glossy, optimistic graphics of the early web.