Enchanted Forest Share Single and Video "Day song"

Today Enchanted Forest released their new single, "Day song." The song combines 2-step drum patterns, looped synthesizers, and textural pads to create an idiosyncratic dance track that is striking in its intricacy and effervescence. The single comes paired with a captivating video that includes animations made by the duo themselves.

"Day song" is the third single from the experimental electronic duo's upcoming album, Semele's Tryst, out November 17th on Jolt Music. The Philadelphia-based project's third album follows Research, an immersive audiovisual album released on Dear Life Records in 2021. On Semele's Tryst, Noah Jacobson-Carroll and Em Boltz continue to explore lush electronic textures and tones while leaning further into distinctive rhythms crafted with an assortment of hardware trackers and samplers.

Enchanted Forest also announced their record release show at Pageant : Soloveev on November 17th in Philadelphia. The show starts at 8 p.m. and will include performances from Kat Nzinga, Fernette, and Nino.

"Beneath the surface: abyssal plains, trenches, and seamounts. Intangible currents." Enchanted Forest

ABOUT SEMELE'S TRYST

Enchanted Forest is Noah Jacobson-Carroll and Em Boltz. Their journey as a duo began in 2020, an unlikely genesis via iMessage correspondence, despite both being based no more than ten blocks away in West Philadelphia. This digital connection sparked a creative synergy that would eventually give birth to their musical endeavors that take listeners on a sonic journey via idiosyncratic texture and ethereal melody.

Their debut album, Research, serves as a mesmerizing introduction to their artistic prowess, utilizing field recordings and karaoke tape decks to simulate conversation through hypnagogia and stale air. While their debut took inspiration from Krautrock, Ernest Hood and Mort Garson, their upcoming release finds itself inspired by Carl Stone, Severed Heads, James Ferraro, and hardware trackers and samplers, aiming to construct provocative rhythms. Despite its differences, Semele’s Tryst remains true to the textures that initially inspired Enchanted Forest, blending the surreal, the organic, and the synthetic.

Ultimately, what sets Enchanted Forest apart is their ability to create highly melodic electronic music that bears their distinctive signature. The result is a confident and captivating album that focuses on crafting music with a strong beat.