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MH-293 Sun Glitters - Scattered Into Light  Scattered Into Light is the Mush debut from the Luxembourg based electronic act, Sun Glitters. The eleven-track album remains true to the glitchy r&b and deep tech-house sound that has blasted Sun Glitters into the consciousness of electronic music fans over the last two years. Stuttering beats and wobbling synths are soft-focused through a sun-bleached lens in a way that will appeal to synth-pop, ambient, and dustup fans in equal measure. Scattered Into Light is the first Sun Glitters release to completely integrate a vocalist, as Italian ingenue Sara Cappai lends her talents to over half the tracks. The result is awash with star-gazing melodies, bubbly bass, and textured beats that give equal nod to house and hip-hop. Scattered Into Light is an wonderful release and makes a compelling case for Sun Glitters as a refreshing new artist. |
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| Reviews Summary |
| Blisteringly beautiful sound” - BBC / It simply captures a nice moment, and that’s enough - Stereogum / Ferreira manages to unearth an elusive sweet spot left in the wake of chillwave and LA's instrumental beat scene - XLR8R / It's a gorgeous soundtrack to any trip - Exclaim! |
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| Sun Glitters (aka Victor Ferreira) makes music that sounds almost exactly like his moniker. The foggy, downtempo “Only You” is a good introduction and its video, directed by Ben Andrews, fits perfectly. Through a hazy and washed out lens we follow a young couple as they walk around, meet some friends, play video games, hold hands. There’s an ending, but no real twists or shocks. It simply captures a nice moment, and that’s enough. - Stereogum |
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