Amtrac, known for his deep sonic explorations, returns with \”Interstate\”, a fresh take under his label OPENERS that dives into the depths of progressive house. \”Interstate\” serves as the inaugural track from his upcoming EP, resonating with his distinct narrative style that captures a journey not just through sound but through time and space, particularly the roads of Interstate 64 in Morehead, Kentucky, which he frequented in his youth.
The track is a blend of Amtrac’s rich musical influences, from the rock vibes of Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin to the electronic pulsations reminiscent of The Prodigy and Chemical Brothers. These diverse influences craft a track that’s not just for dancing but for deep listening. The progressive house framework of \”Interstate\” supports a dynamic range of sounds — deep, pulsing bass lines paired with airy, atmospheric highs that evoke a sense of both nostalgia and novelty.
Amtrac\’s personal connection to the music shines through as he notes the track has been a staple in his sets, honed and perfected over time before this official release. This personal touch adds an authentic feel to the track, giving it a backstory that’s as compelling as the music itself. The emotional depth of \”Interstate\” is further amplified by its layered composition, showcasing Amtrac’s skill in blending rhythmic beats with melodic synths to create music that moves both the body and the spirit.
The significance of releasing \”Interstate\” on OPENERS — a label established by Amtrac himself in 2017 — is a statement of artistic independence. The label’s philosophy of producing \”music your parents can listen to, as well as your common electronic music fan\” reflects in this track’s universal appeal. It’s crafted to cater to a broad audience while maintaining the artistic depth that appeals to more discerning listeners.
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