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Raise the Vibrations with Wavier

After numerous releases in 2022, including “Mega Drive IV,” “Wave Length,” and “Columbine,” Wavier is out with a new EP titled “Planet 3000,” an ambitious six track hip-hop romp through sci-fi themes and expert audio production. While there is certainly more than just one gem on this playlist, the song I most want to talk about is track three; “Frequency.”

Right from the get-go, I’m loving the sound of the 808 bass giving a foundation to the mysterious and almost video-game like synth loop – background vocals intricately woven into the fibers of the track are great ear-candy. The vocals, while catchy, do suffer from the modern plight of auto-tune overuse. This isn’t to say that It’s too much of a detraction, Wavier clearly has the chops in rhythm and inflection to give a captivating performance. It’s just that while I’ve said it before, it may be that my ears are old when it comes to the new standardization of vocal FX.

A quick jaunt over to Wavier’s Facebook page reveals a cache of video-links, merchandise, and announcements from the artist. It’s a great repository for getting to know all about the man behind this great music. Additionally, you can find a link to 3000audio.com (his label) which features like-minded artists, just in case you haven’t drank your fill.

RnB Trap Pop meets Grime in London-hailing artist Wavier’s latest sticky-sweet single ‘Goof Ball’

‘Goof Ball’ is the sticky-sweet Hip Hop drop from breaking London-based artist Wavier who definitely wasn’t afraid to wear his heart on his endearing sleeve in this playfully stylistic mix.

With harmonised Rap vocals, complexly intricate EDM beats and hints of grime bringing the perfect amount of grounding grit to the single, Wavier has undoubtedly succeeded when it came to stamping down their signature sound on the airwaves.

Any diehard romantics with an affinity for fresh curve creating Hip Hop will undoubtedly want the artist and label owner (3000 AUDIO) on their radars sooner rather than later.

You can check out Wavier’s latest drop by heading over to Spotify.

Review by Amelia Vandergast