First thing that comes to mind while listening to Trust In Love’s newest single “Hyperreal” is, “Nah uhh…” Like, they ACTUALLY took from where the 90s left off (as my boii Brad Stabler remarked upon last Saturday) around “Barbi Girl,” “Kiss Me,” and “Karma Police” …this lingering short-era of music that was pop and serene and produced… Trust In Love has created the “Hyperreal” of taking those sounds and beats and vocals, mixing them with modern production techniques, went to AM Discs, and made a name for themselves. Heads will bob in agreement. And if you stop running, so will your heart.
“Hyperreal” is actually part of AM Discs’ newest implementation of singles by way of their Obliquity Series: “a collection of tracks between now and February 2015.” And yeah, maybe Trust In Love is more like an 80s back beat, but from the same 90s-era I’m referencing, I’m also considering “Gypsy Girl” and all those Real McCoy tracks flaring off between Nirvana, so what’s up! If you wanna fuck on some retro-childhood vibes your Tuesdays feed off of to keep going, stream Trust In Love’s “Hyperreal” below, and don’t forget to follow along with AM Discs during their Obliquity Series until it’s done:
• Trust in Love: https://soundcloud.com/trust-in-love
• AM Discs: http://amdiscs.com