Wants
by Jogging House
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Wants
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“It is easy to get lost in the things we want. This track is a sonic reminder to focus on what we need and be honest with ourselves. I am not free from owning and wanting too many things, but I try to get better at it. This track is a note to self.”
‘Wants’ is the second single from Jogging House’s forthcoming ‘Too’ EP. A synthesist and composer from Frankfurt, Germany, with a free approach to composition and a relaxed, sensual sound, his tracks are about taking things slowly and being in tune with yourself.
Combining ambient soundscapes with laid-back grooves, countless small melodies and detail, he creates music that aims to explore feelings and moods through sound, taking his listeners along on the journey.
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