Electric Hawk’s very own, Common Creation, has once again channeled his coined psychedelic soul bass on his latest, “Lunar Lounge.” This tune is bound to transport you to the dark side of the moon, where the vibes are high and the bass is hypnotic.
“Lunar Lounge” is the first non-remix release of 2021 from Chris Teel, aka Common Creation. He surely did not hold back. This just over 5-minute journey is dripping in slow crafted bass and flowing with good energy. The arrangement is centered around recordings of a percussion instrument called a vibraphone that Chris’ sister actually provided him with! The unique touch doesn’t go unnoticed. Halfway through “Lunar Lounge” the beat takes a turn and things get heavier. Basically, this track is straight-up good for the soul.
Common Creation is a musical mastermind if you ask me.
The budding producer truly never misses, and I’m not just saying that because he is one of our own. After showing off what he’s got on countless livestreams over the past year, like our Harmony Festivals and Super Future’s Curated Bicycle Day, he is geared up for live events to return! And it’s clear that GRiZ believes so, too, because… drum roll… Common Creation will be opening night one of the first-ever Space Camp at Hampton Coliseum. This staked event is sold out, so if you are lucky enough to be attending you’re in for a treat. Will the Hawk fam see you there?
Stream “Lunar Lounge” from Common Creation below and let us know what you think!
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