Mystic Fever Boots Up the Hardware on 'When Angels Sing'
Belgian musician Kurt Vereecke steps away from his rock outfit to dial in 82 BPM chillsynth on a Korg workstation.
By 40MAG ·
Kurt Vereecke needed an outlet for ideas that had nowhere to go inside his regular rock band, so he fired up Cubase and started messing with his synth racks alone. Anchored by a Korg Kronos 2 alongside Roland and Yamaha modules, the setup relies on tangible faders and keys rather than premade sample packs.
Clocking in at an unhurried 82 BPM, the track skips modern club drops entirely to let thick synth chords and simple melodic phrases breathe. It feels like an unpolished living room session recorded at dawn, designed purely for kicking back before the noise of the day starts up.
