State, by OVERWERK

State

by OVERWERK

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Friend of a Cat I've loved this album for quite a few years now, so I decided to finally buy it. Every track is so, so good. Favorite track: Calling ft. Nikon.

Voxelis I can't currently find the words, but I really LOVE the album. I've been listening to your music for a while and it has fueled my creativity throughout the years. Thank you for continuing to make such wonderful music. Favorite track: Need.

lyrill this track got me through the bad times and set me on the mood for top 100 solo pubg on the last season that Mattered. I put it on repeat even if abrupt none ending, such emotion for a remix of a track years ago

really wish the whole album could be more thoughtful and intricate like reflect hindsight, maybe Know. there's really not a lot of good banger either, not even funeral(too monotone). Ending of Reign was also some final good tidbits in the same vein of what's mentioned. Favorite track: Reflect (Interlude).

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	1.	Funeral 04:47
	2.	Phase 03:01
	3.	Moments ft. Black Atlass 03:15
	4.	Reflect (Interlude) 01:59
	5.	Revival 04:13
	6.	Need 06:04
	7.	Calling ft. Nikon 03:58
	8.	Know ft. MARS 05:25
	9.	Hindsight (Interlude) 01:00
	10.	Nights 03:03
	11.	Electricity ft. Aistis 04:04
	12.	Reign 04:35

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Continuing his tradition of riveting dance music, OVERWERK presents his first full-length album, State.

From dark and progressive moods (“Phase,” “Need”) to dance-floor hits (“Calling,” “Electricity’’), OVERWERK’s State offers a sophisticated variety of sound. Featuring vocals from Black Atlass (“Moments”) to his own synthesized voice (“Nights”), OVERWERK reveals his exceptional ability to step beyond genre lines while seamlessly blending them together.