Producer
4K’s two-track set moves between melody and abrasion. “Trench” sets an expressive synth line against rising distortion and crisp drums, shifting through reggae vocal touches and flashes of Amen break. “Nosedive” takes a harder turn: fragmented vocals lock into the hook as the bass grows rougher and more confrontational. The contrast gives the single a strong arc, with both arrangements shaped by small changes in texture as much as by their weight.













