Fred Again.., BERWYN, and Gesaffelstein join forces for sprawling new single: Listen

12 April 2024
2 minutes · By Chris Vuoncino

This week, Fred Again.. delighted his fanbase with the announcement of the first pressing of USB on vinyl, giving an official endpoint to the first collection of songs that will be part of his 'infinite' album. Alongside the physical release, he also shared some new tracks to round out the collection, one of which sees him joining forces with BERWYN and Gesaffelstein. Starting with a spiraling array of synths, BERWYN quickly becomes the star of BerwynGesaffNeighbours, delivering a topline full of bravado and machismo rarely heard in electronic music. 'F*** the neighbors turn the music, tell them they need to get used to us,' is a refrain for the ages and this will no doubt be heard throughout clubs and festivals for years to come.

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Refusing to be bound by genres and sounds, Fred Again.. continues to build upon his incredible catalog as he continues to contribute to his ‘infinite’ album USB. The latest addition is a musical journey for the ages with some of the hardest moments in his career.

Musically, Fred Again.. and Gesaffelstein navigate a dark and brooding production, one that fits well with the rest of the USB tracks, but also sets itself apart with its droning bass quality. The heavy bass and percussion feel more like something Rezz would cook up than the English producer who has been working alongside Skrillex, Swedish House Mafia, and Brian Eno over the past few years. With his versatility yet again on display, BerwynGesaffNeighbours is yet another classic track Fred Again..’s arsenal of music.

As the track says, f*** the neighbours, turn the music up on this new banger.

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