In the world of upcoming producers, Eagles For Hands is definitely one who's crafting his very own lane. The London-based artist has been putting out music for about a year now, and it seems that with each new release, he always furthers his instrumental creativity and complexity. All of this creative stretching has brought us to Laurie James Ross' brand-new single, "Glass Heart", which takes his blissful electronic one step further. Right off the bat, Eagles For Hands implements layers of rapidly repeating electronic melodies, vocal chops, and percussive elements, all of which are then washed over with a wave of electric guitar and bass. The introduction is energizing, and after about a minute has elapsed, we hear the song instantaneously strip down and then rebuild to the tune of Holly Partridge's pristine vocals. Once the track regenerates, it breaks into a realm abundant with electronic material and slight vocal bits. The production is constantly varying, and as the song progresses, the melodic patterns grow in complexity. We're really taken aback by the mind-boggling rhythmic patterns that Eagles For Hands has established here, and we might be even more impressed by the fact that he's managed to string together all of the sonic material in a remarkably euphonic way. After listening to "Glass Heart" here, we're really intrigued to hear what Eagles For Hands has in store for us in the future, so let's hope he's more up his sleeve to soon share.
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