With Lost Again, Haelium returns to that beautifully introspective space where melody, atmosphere, and restraint do the heavy lifting. Lifted from the New Era EP, the track unfolds slowly and deliberately, drawing you into a world of hazy synth lines, subtle rhythmic movement, and an emotional undercurrent that never feels forced. It is reflective electronic music at its finest, quietly confident and deeply immersive.

There’s a quiet confidence to Rushkey’s remix of Messages From The Blue that makes it feel less like a rework and more like a conversation continued. Where unsui’s original drifted through hazy emotional waters, this version dives deeper, trading surface shimmer for weight, restraint, and intent. It unfolds patiently, allowing space to do as much work as the notes themselves.

Ben Eath Silence’s Stars Between Us unfolds with the patience and confidence of an artist who understands the power of restraint. Rather than chasing immediacy, the track lingers, allowing atmosphere and emotion to slowly take shape. It opens in a hush of shimmering tones and softened edges, drawing the listener into a weightless environment where melody feels suspended rather than stated.

Russ Davies, the mind behind Cinnamon Chasers, has always been a kind of electronic auteur, someone who sees melody not just as a hook but as emotional architecture. With No Harm Will Come, he trades his trademark cinematic optimism for something subtler: a wistful, slow-motion sigh wrapped in neon haze.