Brooklyn-based DJ and producer bad tuner has shared “repeat to fade” from the new EP look at me but through me. The track is anthemic house, sultry vocals sung back by high-pitched harmonies that move in tandem with a wickedly rhythmic percussive presence and voluminous bass. The vocals feel like outer space, the percussion like a tether to the Earth. “repeat to fade” is a jaunty club track fit for daring to be free on the dance floor.

Throughout look at me but through me, bad tuner exhibits an intuitive understanding of texture and an indelible style all his own. The EP incorporates unique twists on modern conceptions of UK garage, the sleek and deceptively syncopated productions of the lo-fi house scene, and glitchy hyperpop flourishes. Each of the six tracks embrace entirely eclectic soundscapes, becoming a portal into their individual, wondrous worlds.

Along with the single, bad tuner has also announced a string of live dates with a headlining set at NYC’s Elsewhere on April 19th.

bad tuner live dates:

April 5 – (EP Release Show) @ Listening Room, Chicago, IL
April 19 – (Bad Tuner & Friends Headline) @ Elsewhere Hall, NYC
April 27 – Larimer Lounge, Denver, CO
May 3 – Monarch, San Francisco, CA
June 6 – The Spotlight, Los Angeles, CA

Stream “repeat to fade” HERE.