Made In Heights is one of the most promising acts in all of music right now. Each of their past three singles has vividly displayed the nearly unparalleled brilliance of both Sabzi's electronic production and Kelsey Bulkin's glistening vocals. We've heard all sorts of different sounds from the duo, and today, they're tweaking their style yet again with "Forgiveness", a Miami Bass-influenced piece that's mininal but upbeat, dance-ready, and already one of our favorite tracks of the year. On the song, Kelsey glows vocally atop a foundation of solid bass hits and neon synths, and regardless of the fact that the two are taking on a new sound here, they've still managed to create one phenomenally addictive piece that's sure to give them some additional, much-deserved attention. After hearing the track, we can confidently say that Made In Heights' May 26-dropping album will be one of the most anticipated to come out for the remainder of the year, so be sure not to miss out on the exceptional appetizer from it here while you wait.
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