Live Review: Sekuoia focusses on subtlety with new single, 'Someone's Problem'

Danish producer SEKUOIA has come out with the single 'Someone's Problem', a dreamy and atmospheric house track which features smooth sub bass, chopped up vocals and a variety of synths to get you grooving with this unique beat.

With a runtime of almost 6 minutes Sekuoia's 'Someone's Problem' manages to stay engaging and interesting with an unusual selection of sounds at its disposal. There's a main chopped up vocal lead that can be heard driving the song with the lead synth, but on a closer listen you can actually hear several chopped up vocal lines playing at any given time. It's subtle details like this along with a song structure that gives the mix great dynamic range that make this track interesting to listening again and a again.

Sekuoia had this to say about his latest track :

"I wanted to create a track that had more of an epic feeling than a lot of my previous tracks. I wanted to create an atmospheric dance track, that shuffled in just the right way and that could give a feeling of wanting to dance and get lost in the music, without taking anything else into consideration."

‘Someone’s Problem’ will be followed by Sekuoia's highly anticipated debut album later this year.

Words by Aiden Benavides

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