Whether you loved or hated Drive, Kavinsky had everyone’s attention with “Nightcall.” Since then, he’s inspired some quality remixes and sampling (see: The Hood Internet’s Wale and Kavinsky mash-up and Lupe Fiasco’s “American Terrorist III“). The Parisian will be releasing a new album later this year, and as a look into what to expect, here’s “RoadGame.” It’s an ambitious, ominous track, but Kavinsky’s tight orchestration points to a promising debut album.
(Hypetrak)
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Nice but it was never gonna beat Nighcall, mainly because Guy-Manuel De Homem-Christo and SebastiAn produced that.
Still looking forward to the record though. Promising.
^Nightcall was definitely an experiment from his normal style. His full album will be nothing short of a nostalgic masterpiece. SebastiAn will no doubt be behind the scenes as he is on most of his tracks.
Drive use the subdued and downtempo 80′s vibe, this song seems to be more in the direction of his fast paced electro like on Testarossa Overdrive.