Crossmoth's Sonic Exploration: A Look at 'Feel the Same' and 'Sea of Spores'

Crossmoth, a 27-year-old DJ and producer hailing from Chile, showcases a diverse range of influences and a penchant for future bass, indie electro, and pop music with instrumental nuances. In two tracks from his EP “Sea Of Spores,” titled “Feel the Same” and “Sea of Spores,” he takes listeners on a journey through an array of soundscapes.

In “Feel the Same,” Crossmoth presents the third track of his EP. This composition starts with synths that bounce around the soundstage, creating a sense of space. Stuttering sounds and grooves give the piece an experimental edge. A low-pitched, atmospheric vocal sample adds an intriguing layer, and as the track progresses, it builds to a stuttering downtempo groove that invites some head-nodding.

“Sea of Spores” is a track that encapsulates a more classic chord progression. Delicate synth melodies overlay the chords, and soon, a thudding bass joins the mix, providing a satisfying foundation. When the beats finally arrive, they infuse the composition with a degree of momentum, transitioning the piece into a bass music vibe and injecting it with energy.