Pat Lok – ‘Corazón’ EP

As dance music has developed through the years, Canadian artists have constantly contributed music to the scene that blurs the traces of style requirements. From legends like deadmau5 and Excision to taste-makers like Tiga and Zeds Dead, the Great White North continues to show it’s musical metallic.

Adding to the nation’s ever-impressive roster is Vancouver-based Pat Lok, who just lately launched his new Corazón EP. Since his debut, Pat Lok has outlined his model on eclecticism. Jumping round between totally different beat patterns and tempos, listeners by no means know if a brand new launch goes to be home, hip-hop, future bass, or something in between. What they do know is that each monitor can be grounded in his signature funky taste.

This newest EP, which generously boasts seven new cuts, explores the themes of instant-gratification in fashionable society; how every little thing is anticipated to occur instantly in a world the place a lot is only a click on away. The lyrics describe a relationship that lasts a mere 36 hours whereas the various sounds sonically depict the ups and downs that include such a relationship.

As at all times, Pat Lok brings a sequence of thrilling vocalists alongside for this launch. Tom Aspaul joins him for the alt-disco jam, “Don’t Think,” which opens the EP. Kate Stewart is featured on “Know Me,” a fab beat that flips between funk and hip-hop rhythms. Finally, Hannah Yadi makes an look on the closing monitor, “So Over It,” which steadily crescendos into the aural understanding that this relationship is now all previously.