Pocket is a rising star of the Edinburgh electronic scene, and has recently release ‘Crying at Suprmac’s’ on Helix Records, following on from his previous single “U (ft. BRONZE AVERY)” and offers a sneak peek into the artist’s forthcoming EP.
“‘Crying at Supermac’s’ is a song that came entirely from a period of hyper-focus. In my opinion, it’s as driving as it is delicate and is wholly contained in its own wee world. The title came from a time I cried in a Supermac’s. Just thought it was funny,”
Pocket
It’s an interesting sound, using processed vocal snippets, and a minimal production that nod’s towards early releases from Burial. Pocket has received support from Flume, Armin Van Buuren, and Calvin Harris, we’re looking forwards to a full release…
