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I can’t get enough is wired differently, deals in experimental zones with lofi-style landscape surrounded by hazy melodies and shuffling vox.

The emotion-drenched ambience has a gorgeous vocal loop floating above shiny melodies that seem to fade in and out of focus, exuding a sense of psychedelic-tinged music with and a rolling beat.

Floats through the motions with wacky melodies and crackly, grimy textures, pulsing along with flashes of percussive texture and moody bass tones. The crunchy hydraulics and bleepy overture, with pitched-up sino melodies and purpley synths that cut through the noisy bass, sounds like shards of glass, the result is dizzying and in most parts, oddly satisfying.

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