Coffee Shop has the easy, sun-drenched swing of a track designed for a beach club rather than a dark basement, and Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano have always been comfortable operating in that lane. Raluka’s vocal gives it a pop sheen, while the groove keeps enough genuine house weight underneath to stop it floating off into background music entirely. It’s polished, breezy, the sort of record that sounds expensive and goes down very easy on a warm afternoon. There’s a real craft to making something this effortless-feeling actually function on a floor — the simplicity is deceptive, and the restraint is doing more work than it lets on. It won’t change your life, but it will measurably improve the next pool party you find yourself at, and there’s real value in a track that knows precisely what it is. The kind of thing that gets stuck in your head three days later and you genuinely can’t place why. A clean, confident summer cut with no wasted motion anywhere in it.
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Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano x Raluka feat. Kes Kross - Coffee Shop
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