Su Voz by THOMA opens with a steady pulse of live percussion, setting the tone for a downtempo track that carefully balances organic textures with electronic production. As the rhythm settles, soft synth layers build in the background, gradually giving way to delicate, processed vocals that bring a melodic centre to the piece.
The track evolves with restraint, shifting from a loosely structured percussive intro into a more defined house groove. The transition is smooth and understated, with each new element introduced through careful layering rather than abrupt changes. The vocals remain fragmented and textural, guiding the listener more through feel than lyrical content.
Su Voz fits into THOMA’s broader approach—an abstract take on downtempo and house music that leans heavily on evolving synths, live instrumental elements, and sample manipulation. The duo, Tristan de Liège and Ben Hill (aka Askanse), have developed a signature sound that blends their individual styles while exploring more tactile, rhythmic directions under the THOMA name.
