Miguel De Bois: - Thalassophobia

: Utilizing slower, more rhythmic builds that mimic the pressure of the deep sea.

: Shifting away from groovy Donna Summer-esque basslines to more industrial and EBM (Electronic Body Music) soundscapes. Miguel de Bois - Thalassophobia

: This conceptual direction was notably highlighted in his New Brvtalism No. 451 mix, where he intentionally dialed back the tempo to explore a mood he described as "slower and darker" than his usual festival-ready output. : Utilizing slower, more rhythmic builds that mimic

Miguel de Bois’s work on —a theme notably explored in his darker, progressive DJ sets—is a stylistic pivot that captures the primal fear of the deep ocean. While he is primarily known for high-energy summer anthems and '80s-inspired synth-pop , this project leans into haunting atmospheric textures and lower BPMs to evoke a sense of underwater isolation. 451 mix, where he intentionally dialed back the

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: Using reverb-heavy synths to create a vast, hollow auditory space that reflects the literal meaning of thalassophobia (fear of large bodies of water). 🎹 Artistic Evolution