We've witnessed the willful rise of producers Phazz and The Ninetys over the past few months, as each have released a slew of singles, an EP, and an enticing buzz about themselves while they continue to hone their already impressive crafts. And so maybe it should come as no suprise that two came together to create the absolutely magnetic track "Touch Me"; the sonic trajectories of the two are awfully similar, and each has in their possession the particular flavor of sound that the other could benefit sonically from. It's no shock, then, that "Touch Me" sounds as unified as a sole effort, and if you didn't know any better, you'd indeed believe it to be the work of one, and not two, producers. That's testament to how well Phazz's exotic, shivering synths mesh with The Ninetys' slick drums, though, and it's from the culmination of the two aspects that this truly exhilarant effort exists. And while you become enamored by the exciting sound below, be sure to check out both The Ninetys recent, self-titled EP here, and a mini-mix for Phazz's upcoming Marble EP, slated for release November 25, here.
Phazz x The Ninetys