Italian electronic artist Luzcøz is back with “ENCORE”, a short track that packs a lot into its 2:25 running time. It is built around electronic sounds, a strong bass line and vocals that catch attention. There is a lot going on, but the track never turns into a mess.
The best part here is the sound design. Luzcøz uses different textures and small electronic details to keep the track moving, while the production stays clean from start to finish. The bass gives it some weight and the electronic elements add movement without taking over everything else. The vocals sit nicely in the mix and give the song a clear centre.
This track is about repetition and what remains after something seems finished. That idea comes through in the way the track keeps pushing forward rather than simply closing the door. It connects with the end of his previous chapter, but it also points towards a more electronic direction. There is a lot of care in this production. Luzcøz knows how to build a sound without filling every second just because he can. That matters, especially with electronic music, where too many layers can easily get in the way.
It is not trying to be a huge club track either, and that is probably a good choice. There is enough energy here without losing the more personal side of the song. The result sounds modern, but it still has its own character, which is not always easy to get right.
This track is a strong introduction to Luzcøz’s sound and world. We like the mix of bass, vocals and changing textures, and we would definitely be interested in hearing where he takes this style next.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Luzcøz is an Italian electronic artist and producer creating emotionally charged music at the intersection of electroclash, experimental rap, spoken word and alternative electronic music. His work explores identity, obsession, intimacy and psychological fragmentation through cinematic sound design, distorted club aesthetics and deeply personal writing. Every release is part of the TetraVain universe: an ongoing narrative where vulnerability, memory and technology collide to question what remains authentic in an increasingly artificial world.