Doozy returns with Channel 3, the second release under this new project, blending a retro-inspired breakbeat groove with atmospheric textures and processed vocals. The track opens with delayed, fragmented vocal samples over a bed of pulsing, gated effects before settling into a steady rhythm built around broken drums and a solid bass foundation.
There’s a distinct 90s feel throughout—drawing from post-punk aesthetics and early electronic production techniques. Distorted guitar elements and lo-fi atmospherics drift in and out, adding grit and texture. The overall effect evokes the feeling of an intercepted radio signal or a lost broadcast, layered with fragments of memory and tone.
For listeners who enjoy the shadowy intersection of breakbeat and ambient textures, Channel 3 lands somewhere between the sonic spaces of early Burial, Jamie xx, and Bicep. It’s a solid continuation of Doozy’s exploration of sample-based electronica and rhythmic experimentation.