Over the past two years, acoustic reconfigurations of dance originals have become a staple of Dylan Matthew‘s sonic playbook, and though the concept of converting an electronic track to an acoustic format isn’t unfamiliar to the dance space, Matthew has been a driving force of its appeal. From 2019 onward, Matthew, Dancing Astronaut‘s first-ever Supernova, has disseminated acoustic renditions of “First Time,” “Another Me,” and “Love Is Gone.” Fortunately, the story doesn’t stop there. For his first official release of 2021, the California-grounded singer-songwriter can be found flexing his vocal range on an acoustic follow-up to the November 2020 issue of “Happy Where We Are” with Tritonal and Au5. Matthew told Dancing Astronaut,Trading Tritonal and Au5’s bass-driven production for minimalistic yet emotively uncompromising piano notes, the acoustic adaption underscores the affective power of Matthew’s vocals, which—true to the tradition that Matthew has established with his past three acoustic renderings—seems only to amplify on this stripped-down take.Featured image: Emma PaigeTags: au5, dylan matthew, first listen, Happy Where We Are, Tritonal
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