Drawing us in with a cerebral synthscape, ether.UNLIMITED opens Bussa Move with Japanese language ad-libs of the phrases “I love you” and “I am still in town…”. This immediately sets the assertive and playful tone for the track. We appreciate the trap sound design and the dimensionality of the production.

The opus expands with an invitation to dance before ether.UNLIMITED shares poetic prowess in English with Japanese detailing. We appreciate the journey that we are being taken on, it is trippy and taps into timeless notions of human connection and hedonism.

The repeated notions resonate like a mantra, and we feel the escapism energy transpire, which feels needed in today’s societal landscape more than ever. The production is masterful, and the vocal design fits cohesively with what has been created.

We learn that ether.UNLIMITED is an independent artist from Florida and the founder of NLS Records. He is releasing Bussa Move from his recent project Wabi Sabi FLo. It is produced with Soundguy Wicks, and the song is very different from his previous single Formless Being, which had a darker and more pensive drill sound. ether.UNLIMITED tells us how Bussa Move is upbeat, fun, and made for dancing.

We deeply appreciate how the track fuses hip-hop, pop rap, and J-pop to show how flexible ether.UNLIMITED‘s music style can be. Whilst Wabi Sabi FLo was made as a special direct-to-fan release through physical copies and Bandcamp, Bussa Move is now available on all major streaming platforms.

Needless to say, we are in awe, and have added Bussa Move to our New Music Spotlight playlist, and our TRIPPY playlist, whilst we continue to stream the wider discography of ether.UNLIMITED, and anticipate future releases!

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