Moore Kismet preps new EP with badass bass single, ‘Adore’
Moore Kismet dropped the second single, “Adore,” from their forthcoming EP, which is set to drop on August 14. The song is a collaboration with Leotrix, one of Kismet’s good friends and inspirations. The 15-year-old producer and Leotrix will be releasing the forthcoming project via Never Say Die.
“Adore” beings with a serene landscape of syncopated percussion elements that frolick through a lush synth-scape. A soft violin harmony guides the ever-so-menacing build toward impending synth destruction for a heavy bass break that contrasts nicely with its alluring predecessor.
Speaking on the single, Kismet said,
“Adore is one of my favorite tracks I’ve ever made… Ethan started this track for an old EP awhile back, and I wanted to work on it so badly since he had no plans to finish it. I started to work on it, but it didn’t sound right to me, [so] I left it alone for almost a year.
Fast forward to when the idea of a new EP was proposed to me. I knew I wanted Ethan involved, so I decided to revisit the track. Within the span of two days, the version of Adore that you hear today was born.”
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