Fresh off his work on Gesaffelstein’s latest album, Yan Wagner slides back with “Synchronised,” a late-night pulse that feels both new and unmistakably his.
The track starts slow—meant for dancing in darkness—letting the synths breathe while the vocal sits cool and restrained. Then it tilts: bass thickens, drums drag with trip-hop weight, and the mix pulls you into the abyss.
It’s dark wave meets trip-hop, a left-turn that suits Wagner’s precision—clean lines, cold-glow textures, and just enough friction to keep you leaning closer. The hook is minimal but sticky, the kind that sneaks up at 2 a.m. and refuses to let go.
The visualizer keeps the world tight and hypnotic—sleek graphics, saturated flickers, room to live in the groove. Creative direction by mixed media artist SMITH, the clip leans into noir futurism with a minimalist edge.
“Synchronised” lands via Yotanka Records and marks his first solo drop since 2022’s Couleur Chaos. It’s a pivot from the Italo-pop shimmer of that era, trading in neon for shadow.
Whether you arrive via Gesaffelstein or you’ve followed Wagner since his early cuts like “Forty Eight Hours,” “Synchronised” plays like a statement: restraint can hit harder than excess.
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