• A true festival weapon
• Mexican-Hispanic themed instrumental
• Resonant vocal unleashing power
NAEMS and WYKO don’t require any sort of introduction. Both upcoming aliases have built-up meticulous reputation from ground-up, well known and deemed esteemed in the Festival music community. They have collaborated on a previous occasion before, having supported by the fine imprint of Nik Cooper. A sequel to their “Kali”, which was revealed last year by the mentioned parties, has come out. “Muchacho” is the brand-new spicy creation from the trio (including the fresh name Mavzy GRX), having surprised everyone by its unexpected but a refreshing arrival.
Adhering itself to the classic Psy-Trance mantra and an iconic anthem-type hook, the song doesn’t fall prey to easy objectives to get the crowd going, rather concluding in a wonderful experiment worth listening. Here, WYKO’s panache fits perfect for a Mexican-inspired tune mixed in with equal amounts of NAEMS’s vibrancy to form a winning combination.
The real deal is seized best by the guitar and trumpets, which lend a lively and natural atmosphere. Being incredibly fetching, the vocal could have more potential to put a cherry on top of this otherwise amazing interlude.
Conclusion dashes in with a monumental riser section that I fell in love with, this time opting for a harder Psy-Trance groove with a melody that slacks somewhat from repetitiveness. Regardless, “Muchacho” is a piquant work and an effective reminder to the electricity and sheer energy in festival ambience.
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