If ten seconds was all the time you had to spare for this instrumental, you'd think it was destined for admittance into some kind of sappy motion picture or television drama. Any amount of attention paid after that initial time, though, will leave your jaw dropped, as much because of the stark contrast of vibes as for the undeniable groove injected into the track. Lyon, France producer Noïthingness and Brussels, Belgium producer Dave Luxe teamed together for the sensationally banging conglomeration of sound, and made a point not to disappoint with what resulted. It's quite apparent that they succeeded in that regard, considering the fact that I'm on about my tenth listen through the effort, and it's no doubt due to the resounding bass, screwed vocal loop, and flourishingly intermittent percussion. All of the elements turn "For The Gs" into a bonafide boomer of a track, and you're going to want to turn up the volume very loudly to enjoy the instrumental as it ought to be enjoyed.
Noïthingness & Dave Luxe
