First, the bare facts. The new release “FREQUENCY” by sawcy and Trey Kams is coming out as an independent drop. No labels. Pure underground. On one hand, the track stays within the Minimal/DeepTech style. On the other, it subtly blurs the boundaries. There’s a dense low end here. The kick is confident, the sub is driving. Then rough analog textures kick in. They give the mix a slight “gritty” feel. However, that’s exactly what adds character.
Sawcy & Trey Kams — “FREQUENCY”: minimalism with edge and depth
Artist: sawcy, Trey Kams
Title: FREQUENCY
Genre: Electronic
Style: DeepTech / Minimal House
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There’s also a sense of melancholy in the track. The pads are expansive, slightly hazy. They evoke the feeling of a late-night set, where the dance floor is already warmed up, but the energy takes on a deeper quality.
Nevertheless, “FREQUENCY” doesn’t veer into pure downtempo. On the contrary, the groove remains driving. The hats are dry, the percussion minimalistic. Interestingly, the track’s mood is dual. On one hand—energy. On the other—a slight sadness and gloom. The result is an experimental yet undeniably dancefloor-ready form.
“FREQUENCY” is music for those who follow the New York scene or are just discovering it. This isn’t mainstream. It’s Minimal / DeepTech with character. The track will fit perfectly into DJ sets where a dense sound and an unusual atmosphere are appreciated. Check out this release if you’re looking for something new and authentic.
