New EP on Inner Shah Recordings

I have a new two-track Rider/Vision EP on Inner Shah Recordings that was released last week. Two 80s inspired indie dance tracks. I wanted to make tracks that were less disco-influenced and more synthwave inspired than some of my previous releases. I was so glad to see that both tracks were featured on two of the best new indie dance charts (hype and regular) on Beatport. Check them out.






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