‘Go Slow’ With New Zealand Collective, Electric Wire Hustle

Need to take a chill pill? Press play on this: New Zealand’s electro-soul collective Electric Wire Hustle (EWH) bursts onto our radar with a lush new single “Go Slow.”

The song will almost lull you to sleep (in a good way!), its calm, sensual, groove and melody is almost hypnotizing.  The tune was inspired by EWH-frontman Mara TK’s experience with producer Just Blaze.

He recalls:

“This song got its start in a session we did with Just Blaze at his studio in Harlem. Him and Young Guru had made the most amazing midi library by sampling keyboard after keyboard, playing it all themselves. He wrote his parts with what are absolutely real instruments, but using midi so that everything is changeable at any point. Well, little ol’ country bumpkin Mara TK here felt like a noble savage given an audience with The King – and shown all types of new technology, wizardry and good food. Later on and back here in New Zealand, one of the illest producers from NZ – an indie genius named James Duncan – sends me a bunch of demos to sing over for his own project. One of these songs has what I would describe as the perfect spine snapping kick and snare; meticulously recorded, microphones setup perfect –  but played in a raw way that gave no fucks whatsoever: Skins broke, mics fell over, drinks knocked back… Anyway I begged him to let me use this kick and snare sound for ‘Go Slow’ as well as his diabolically loud guitar sound which you will hear pleasantly screaming in the background…”

“Go Slow” serves as the lead single for the group’s long-awaited, forthcoming third album The 11th Sky, set for release September 30th via Bastard Jazz Recordings.