Darkness and light, aggression and gentleness, ecstasy and reflection: these dualities define Slow Magic's third and strongest project to date, Float. An expansive and inventive compendium of modern electronic pop, the enigmatic producer's latest spans a multitude of genres and moods resulting in a listening experience that makes for its own journey. Written and recorded over the past two years, work on Float commenced shortly after touring behind 2014's dreamy How to Run Away, the record's jagged and surprising new sounds taking shape after a leisurely trip to Iceland in order to "try to get away" from things. A subsequent trip to Japan—wherein Slow Magic performed in the country for the first time—further solidified what would go into the album's sonic and visual motifs.
