If “Temperature” got you curious about Sully, the “Disconnect EP” is where you go to fall all the way in. A full EP instead of a single track means you actually get to hear the range, and Sully uses every minute of it. There’s heavy, contorted bass design here, but also quieter, more textural moments that prove this is a producer thinking in terms of a body of work rather than just chasing the next drop. WAKAAN gives artists room to be genuinely weird and Sully takes the invitation and runs straight off the map. Each track flows into the next with intention, building a mood that holds across the whole thing instead of evaporating after the first highlight. I respect an artist who still releases a proper EP in the age of algorithm-bait singles, and I respect it even more when the EP is this good. Block out half an hour, kill the notifications, and let the whole thing run front to back. It rewards the patience.
January
Chrome Daydream
Chrome stars, jelly hearts and holographic colour. A nod to the glossy, optimistic graphics of the early web.