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Copenhagen-based act Trentemøller is back with a glitched-out new single called “Into The Silence,” a beautifully haunting collab with singer DíSA. “Silence” is bitcrushed beyond belief, giving the song a crunchy, low-res treatment that seems to scratch that inner-ear itch you can’t quite seem to reach. It’s paired with the dark and gauzy songwriting we’ve come to expect from Trentemøller. In fact, Trentemøller is becoming a buffaBLOG staple as of late – ICYMI, we’ve previously featured his songs “All Too Soon” and “No More Kissing In The Rain.” You can also find “Into The Silence” on Spotify and Apple Music.

We’re checking back in with Danish songwriter Trentemøller for his new single, “No More Kissing In The Rain.” Just like “All Too Soon” (which we featured on the blog last year), “Kissing” is an expansive, dark-pop composition that utilizes synth leads, gauzy textures, swelling guitars, and lots and lots of reverb. Bringing to mind a synthier version of Slowdive, “Kissing” plays with somber-but-hopeful emotions, exploring themes of darkness vs. light. The music video is a fitting accompaniment, showing the doldrums of daily life juxtaposed against the importance of having someone important to experience them with. Check out the music video for “No More Kissing In The Rain” below – you can also find the song on Spotify and Apple Music.

Copenhagen’s Trentemøller teamed up with singer Lisbet Fritze to create the stunning, yet simplistic dream pop of new single, “All Too Soon.” Sparsely-tracked guitars interact perfectly with Fritze’s lilting vocals, creating a dark-pop atmosphere that sounds dusky, mysterious, and expressive all at once. Fans of Phantogram; Now, Now; and Still Corners will find lots to love here – not to mention the stunning visuals brought to live in the accompanying music video. Watch the dreamy video for “All Too Soon” below – there are also multiple other ways to listen to it… Find them all here.