Hailing out of Melbourne in Australia, Bussauto has recently unveiled his vibrant new track "Swerve", of which is his first piece of work since 2018's "Lost Momentum" - a collaboration with Felish. Bussauto is the producer named Chris Corby who's best known for his producer role in Aria Nominated Dance act Deepface (Best Dance Release 2005).
This song also acts as a major teaser for his up-coming "EP" which is out in July 2020.
Speaking about the track Bussauto says - " ... "Swerve" is representative of my continued exploration of organic and electronic musical elements within my compositions."
"Swerve" has plenty of hand-claps and acoustic guitar to get you in the mood with a perfect amount of synths wallowing away in the background. As the track builds glitchy noises are heard as it picks up speed, it really does remind me a bit like The Chemical Brothers' tune "Star Guitar" in some places. When the bass comes in the cut deepens and it evolves into this monster of a track which sounds like it belongs in a thriller movie soundtrack.
"Swerve" might just be one of the biggest underground dance tune of the year so far, with an expansive array of sounds throughout you are treated to something which you will be listening to time and time again.
This song also acts as a major teaser for his up-coming "EP" which is out in July 2020.
Speaking about the track Bussauto says - " ... "Swerve" is representative of my continued exploration of organic and electronic musical elements within my compositions."
"Swerve" has plenty of hand-claps and acoustic guitar to get you in the mood with a perfect amount of synths wallowing away in the background. As the track builds glitchy noises are heard as it picks up speed, it really does remind me a bit like The Chemical Brothers' tune "Star Guitar" in some places. When the bass comes in the cut deepens and it evolves into this monster of a track which sounds like it belongs in a thriller movie soundtrack.
"Swerve" might just be one of the biggest underground dance tune of the year so far, with an expansive array of sounds throughout you are treated to something which you will be listening to time and time again.