It kinda sounds like an r/futurebeats gimmicky thing on paper, and to me, Sam Gellaitry’s productions often slip into that mode too easily, but the big glistening piano chords that almost get sidechained to death, the shuffling, slightly UK garage drums, and the bulbous bass line work perfectly for PinkPantheress’ confident whisper of a voice, something that nobody can copy from her. This time, that idea is to make UK garage meets diva house pop with Scottish producer Sam Gellaitry. Whether it happened to be a direct influence on a certain Toronto Raptors fan and avid pop art collector and Mao Zedong aficionado, and another prominent Houstonian sibling who makes music for the exploited workers of her husband’s business, is something between them and God, but it’s hard to think that “Just for Me” or “Break it Off” didn’t float across the Atlantic and at least perk their ears to the possibilities of borrowing, let’s say, some of her ideas and aesthetic.īut while they’re still playing with that, she’s already onto the next idea. PinkPantheress’ debut album, last year’s to hell with it , was best dance album put out last year. There was only one person who could save us from over-eager pop superstars making middling pop-dance music (except Pi’erre Bourne’s “ DJ in the Car,” that’s good), the queen of England herself, her royal highness, PinkPantheress. PinkPantheress and Sam Gellaitry – “Picture In My Mind” Sam Ribakoff misses the days when Bandcamp didn’t cater to Fortnite streamers on Twitch.

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Breakbeat djs atlanta aug 19th