Tite
Orange

Launching the album, “Slow a8” pulses with the Analog Rytm preset. Haunting female vocals gasp through the rhythm, creating a phantasmal atmosphere.

“Orange” resonates with Analog Rytm toms, immersing you in a lively batucada atmosphere, while Bim delay stereo effects stretch. Anaïs G.’s words verses breathed into the track.

“Keep Dyin” is a techno satire, a sonic commentary on the relentless pursuit of wellness and the facade of positive psychiatry. With sharp beats and playful synths, it challenges the obsession with happiness, questioning societal norms in a humorous yet critical tone.

“Samo” is a raw and intense trap track, layered with distortion heightened by an unsettling Prophet synth line that cuts through the air. The anguished reverb adds depth. Lyrics by Warzou.

“CCC Drone” is a slowed arpeggio synth, dialed down to *400, reminiscent of cathedral choirs. Its tones create a choral-like ambiance, evoking a sense of celestial vastness and unpredictable harmonies.

“Maze” embraces simplicity with a basic synth loop of four notes, humorously reflecting the mind’s straightforward yet perplexing nature. The track’s charm lies in its unpretentious simplicity, capturing the essence of a whimsical, uncomplicated journey.

“Billies Dance” rolls with a reggaeton vibe, featuring a loop from Billie Eilish, and sporadic mumbled vocals sprinkled in. It’s a playful, carefree track that embraces its own simplicity.

“Ich was Ein chint so wolgetan” kicks in with electronic loops and heavy sub-bass, featuring Damien Pottier’s raw, primal screams in old German from middle age Carmina Burana. It’s a gloriously dumb fusion, where chaos meets simplicity, creating a loud, rebellious track.

Tite’s new album will be out soon!
Check out “Orange” debut single out now.