Yesterday’s Future is the latest full-length offering from German producer and composer Magdi Aboul-Kheir, featuring nine tracks that fully explore his abilities. The album is as high in energy and concept as a trip in the DeLorean itself, going further deeper into the nostalgic synths that made up of Magdi’s previous In the Retroverse, and everything comes together on immediate highlight “Endorphine Wave”.
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Built around new wave stylings and old-school 80s pop and backed by surprisingly modern glitchy inspirations, “Endorphine Wave” stands like the record’s centrepiece. Like the rest of the record, the track is fully instrumental and manages to achieve impressive levels of emotional resonance through its use of electronics and atmosphere. It really cements Magdi’s mission of creating a timeless piece of pop music that borrows from the likes of Kavinsky and French House classics but filtered through his own lenses.
“Endorphine Wave” follows a cinematic progression to its fullest extent: there are urgent synth lines that set the mood, while melodic waves flood in and out with indulgent ambition. Magdi proves himself to be a skillful composer with a deep understanding and knowledge of what makes synthpop tick. His work on the latest album brings fresh eyes to the decades-old language of electronics, handcrafting melodies as if he’s carving them out of the finest marble.
Magdi Aboul-Kheir is fearless in his expression of abstract stories through music alone, adding elements from several different genres and freely exploring his own universe. The prolific and versatile artist shows on Yesterday’s Future that his classical sensibilities can be perfectly translated into electronic masterpieces, firmly placing him as one of the most creative composers of the modern age.
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