Lexurus has been quietly making some of the prettiest liquid around, and Mesa is him operating at the top of his game. The whole track glides, a warm rolling break paired with chords that feel more like ambient music than anything designed for a dancefloor. What separates Lexurus from the crowd of Liquicity soundalikes is his sense of restraint; where others pile on layers, he leaves space, and that space is where Mesa breathes. There’s a bassline that comes in around the two-minute mark that is so smooth it almost slips past you, doing all the emotional work without ever calling attention to itself. I’ve had this on repeat for most of the afternoon and it hasn’t once worn out its welcome, which for a genre that can blur into wallpaper is no small feat. This is liquid for the headphones, the kind you put on to think or to stop thinking. It doesn’t chase a big moment because the whole thing is the moment. Some of the best electronic music just wants to feel like a warm room, and Mesa feels like the warmest one on the block.
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Lexurus - Mesa
1 minute. Shorter than the average Coldplay intro. Mercifully.
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