Ultraviolet Ray releases new track “60 Seconds” – between cinematic electronica and melodic house
With “60 Seconds,” Ultraviolet Ray delivers an atmospheric and emotionally rich production that unfolds slowly, carried by warm pads, subtle vocals, and carefully crafted textures. The track follows the footsteps of earlier releases like “The Feeling” and “Ain’t Just For Tonight,” once again showcasing his instinct for deep, immersive soundscapes.
Ain’t Just For Tonight is a hypnotic melodic house track with lush basslines and ethereal layered vocals, inspired by the iconic sounds of Lane 8 and Kasablanca. Euphoric and introspective, the song captures the fleeting magic of a connection that feels destined to last – made for nights that turn into memories.
Ultraviolet Ray, born Xavier Saer, is a Peruvian-South African producer, DJ, and songwriter known for his melodic progressive house sound. His music blends melancholy and joy, offering introspective dance tracks filled with emotional depth and cinematic transitions.
With “60 Seconds,” Ultraviolet Ray once again proves that electronic music can do more than move the body – it can touch the soul.
With “60 Seconds,” Ultraviolet Ray delivers an atmospheric and emotionally rich production that unfolds slowly, carried by warm pads, subtle vocals, and carefully crafted textures. The track follows the footsteps of earlier releases like “The Feeling” and “Ain’t Just For Tonight,” once again showcasing his instinct for deep, immersive soundscapes.
Ain’t Just For Tonight is a hypnotic melodic house track with lush basslines and ethereal layered vocals, inspired by the iconic sounds of Lane 8 and Kasablanca. Euphoric and introspective, the song captures the fleeting magic of a connection that feels destined to last – made for nights that turn into memories.
Ultraviolet Ray, born Xavier Saer, is a Peruvian-South African producer, DJ, and songwriter known for his melodic progressive house sound. His music blends melancholy and joy, offering introspective dance tracks filled with emotional depth and cinematic transitions.
With “60 Seconds,” Ultraviolet Ray once again proves that electronic music can do more than move the body – it can touch the soul.
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