Hospital Records dropping a full SOLAH project called Forever is a proper event for liquid drum and bass heads. Hospital has been the home of soulful melodic DnB for decades, and SOLAH fits that lineage with music that’s as much about feeling as it is about the breakbeat. A full-length lets the artist actually stretch out, moving through the lush emotional liquid that the label built its reputation on without cramming everything into one single. The rolling basslines and warm vocal moments are exactly what I want when I need DnB that hugs you instead of hitting you. Liquid is the genre that converts people who swear they hate drum and bass, because the rhythms are fast but the heart is soft. SOLAH clearly gets that balance. Putting out a whole body of work instead of chasing the single-of-the-week game is a flex of confidence, and Hospital backing it says plenty about where they rate this artist. Pour something, put it on start to finish, and let it carry you somewhere. Forever is the right title for music this immersive.
More SOLAH? Always. Previously: SOLAH & Break - Forever (Live Rooftop Session)