HYPERSPACE: Best Discoveries of the Week – Episode 178
Hey Space Travellers,
Are we ready for another incredible episode of Hyperspace?
Episode 178 landed, fasten your seatbelts and get ready to depart!
Spacey Panda – “Beyond”
It’s time to switch our brains off and embark on an incredible journey with “Beyond”. Spacey Panda takes electronic music somewhere way more dreamy here, building the track around lush synths, beautiful melodies, and layers of atmospheric textures that genuinely make you feel like you’re floating through space. The sustained pace makes the track an experience that builds up slowly, taking its sweet time and letting you actually get lost in it.
And to be fair, that’s exactly what makes it work so damn well. The production feels peaceful without getting boring, while every sound adds a little more depth to the journey. You can chuck this on late at night, close your eyes, and suddenly you’re mentally about 4,000 light-years away from whatever nonsense is happening around you.
This phenomenal artist clearly isn’t interested in following the usual electronic formula. This single is all about atmosphere, emotion, and imagination, and it absolutely nails that feeling.
Dreamy, cinematic, ridiculously immersive, and seriously easy to get lost in.. this is one hell of a trip.
Fulvio Serpone – “Prima o Poi”
Let’s taste a bit of Italy now, with a song that comes in sounding ridiculously effortless. “Prima o Poi” is exactly the kind of song that five minutes after the first listen, you’re already humming the damn chorus!
Fulvio Serpone brings some serious old-school Italian songwriting energy here, but gives it a fresh coat of paint, making it extremely unique. Warm melodies, catchy as hell, and ridiculously easy to get into. It has that vintage charm running through the song, with a clean production that keeps things modern.
The songwriting feels extremely confident here: Fulvio isn’t trying to throw a million ideas at you.. he understands that sometimes all you need is a great melody, a killer hook, and a song that actually sticks, and that’s what this single does.
Coming from Naples and now based in Paris, Fulvio brings a nice mix of Italian musical heritage and modern European pop vibes. Warm, classy, catchy, and seriously easy to vibe with, this is a pretty damn good introduction to Fulvio’s journey!
Kully Bath – “It’s Time to Confess”
“It’s Time to Confess” is the kind of track that takes you by surprise, pulls you into its world, and suddenly you’re sitting there thinking about every stupid decision you’ve ever made.
Kully Bath gets seriously real here, digging into buried feelings, regret, love, and that brutal moment when you finally have to admit the truth to yourself. There’s no pretending everything is fine.. she goes straight for the messy stuff: the years passing, the things left unsaid, and the kind of connection you can’t just switch off.
Her vocals really hit the way they’re meant to. There’s this gorgeous soulfulness to her voice that makes everything feel ridiculously genuine. You can hear the pain, but there’s still warmth there, which keeps the whole thing from becoming a total emotional beatdown.
The production slowly builds around her instead of going completely overboard. It gives the lyrics space to breathe, and honestly, that works really well.
Raw, vulnerable, and seriously easy to get lost in, this single shows a Kully that finally opens the door and lets everything spill out.
Paul Louis Villani – “Someone In My Head”
“Someone In My Head” is that kind of song that doesn’t exactly ease you into the experience.. it throws you straight into this claustrophobic little world where distorted guitars, weird textures, synthetic drums, and unsettling vocals all start messing with your head.
The production is absolutely wild. Everything feels hypnotizing, like you’re listening to someone’s thoughts falling apart in real time. The guitars have an extremely unique sound, the groove keeps everything alive, and the vocals feel less like a performance and more like someone accidentally left a microphone inside their brain.
Lyrics get seriously deep into memory, identity, obsession, doubt, and that uncomfortable feeling when your own mind starts doing its own thing. If you’re looking for a cheesy “everything will be fine” moment, well, you’re not gonna find it here. It just lets the tension sit there and do its thing.
This track feels quite unpredictable, and Paul clearly gives zero fucks about sticking to one genre. This is a dark, strange, hypnotic, and properly unsettling tune that will bring you on a hell of a mind trip!
Andrei British – “Distant Moon Cantina”
Okay, who the hell decided that jazz needed to go to space? Whatever happened, we are here for it, because Andrei British brings us a song that feels like someone opened a dodgy bar on the edge of the galaxy and hired a ridiculously good jazz band to run the place.
“Distant Moon Cantina” wastes no time setting the scene, mixing smoky jazz vibes with a modern production and a seriously catchy groove. You can practically picture neon lights, questionable aliens, space smugglers, and some dude in the corner who definitely shouldn’t be trusted.
The vocals are incredibly smooth, with loads of character. The jazz vibes give the track that late-night sophistication, with the electronic elements keeping everything fresh and slightly unhinged. Together, they create this beautiful mix of emotions that’s quite difficult to put into words.
Smoky, neat, futuristic, and just the right amount of dangerous, this track is basically what happens when jazz gets bored of Earth and books a one-way ticket into space!
Anna Kameneva – “Marbella”
Let’s grab a cocktail at the beach club for sunset, accompanied by the latest single of Anna Kameneva! “Marbella” literally comes through with that irresistible summer energy that makes you want to pack a suitcase and disappear to Spain for a few days.
She easily blends Latin-inspired dance-pop with tropical grooves, hypnotic vocals, and those ridiculously catchy hooks that get stuck in your head way faster than they have any right to! You might not even speak Spanish, but honestly, who cares? The vibe’s all that matters here.
The production is bright and bouncy, while the sensual vocals add some serious spice to the whole thing. The mix of Mediterranean warmth and international pop energy makes the track feel right at home on a beach, rooftop, road trip, or basically anywhere you’re trying to have a damn good time. This is not just a song about a place.. it’s like a love letter to everything Marbella represents.
Catchy, sunny, addictive, and impossible not to vibe with, this single is pure summer escapism!
Intaluks – “Who Am I Now”
INTALUKS brings us a seriously emotional melodic trance track built around beautiful vocals, gorgeous piano, bouncy basses, and a solid production that slowly pulls you out of the darkness. Instead of throwing some massive festival drop at you and calling it a day, “Who Am I Now” actually takes its time, letting the emotion build naturally.
The vocals hit pretty hard, especially when the lyrics get into that feeling of becoming a stranger to yourself. The sense of loss and confusion is quite palpable here, but thankfully, the track doesn’t stay stuck there. As the song unfolds, those darker emotions gradually give way to something warmer and more hopeful.
The piano and lush synths work ridiculously well together, creating this feeling that makes the whole thing feel bigger than just another trance track.
Emotional, atmospheric, and genuinely uplifting, this is the kind of electronic track that actually has something to say. Let it speak to you!
Swamp Music Players – “Run With Us”
Next up is one hell of a way to mess with childhood nostalgia. Swamp Music Players take the iconic “Run With Us” from The Raccoons and give it a darker, heavier makeover, and the result is total badass!
Instead of simply recreating the original, they lean hard into the ’80s DNA, throwing in crazy synths, chunky guitars, and a grittier production that gives the song a whole new personality. It still has that feel-good spirit, but now there’s some serious attitude running through it.
Hilary Beckett absolutely nails the vocals, bringing warmth and style without trying to simply recreate the original. Steve Greene’s vintage-style synth work adds loads of character, while the Swamp Wizard’s guitar is literally the cherry on top.
The band uses nostalgia without getting trapped by it, and that’s their strength. This single feels familiar enough to trigger childhood memories, yet fresh enough to work even if you’ve never heard the original.
Nostalgic? Absolutely. But also dark, stylish, badass, and ridiculously fun!
CHAOS THEORY!!! – “THE BROKEN MUSIC”
We’ll end this episode with CHAOS THEORY!!! bringing us into another dimension with the album “The Broken Music”. Imagine taking a bunch of musical ideas, throwing them into a blender, and somehow coming out with something that sounds completely unique. Across 16 tracks, CHAOS THEORY!!! literally refuses to sit still, jumping between indie rock, synth-pop, experimental music and darker electronic vibes, making this album extremely versatile.
And to be fair, that’s what makes it so damn interesting.. It doesn’t feel like a playlist of disconnected tracks; it’s like one big statement about music, creativity and the weird state of modern life. One minute you’re vibing with an ’80s-inspired atmosphere, the next you’re wondering what the hell you just heard, but somehow it all makes sense within the bigger picture.
The production is really adventurous, while the lyrics and vocal moments add another layer of mystery and humour. This project may sound a bit weird, but it’s seriously ambitious, unpredictable and incredibly creative, and that’s exactly why it deserves attention.
