Having released the track title first as a single, Franky Wah has finally released the full EP Should Have Seen it Coming via Anjunadeep.
Blending radio-friendly vocal vibes with deep and mysterious melodic lines, the EP is an incredible journey through Franky Wah’s musical vision. The EP opens up with Should Have Seen it Coming, an emotion-drenched vocal cut pairing poignant breakdowns with the soaring vocals of AETHO. Next up, The Last Stand sees the Yorkshireman shift to a progressive house vibe while maintaining the intensity of the opener before ‘91’ again centers around an irresistible trance-inspired breakdown. Closing things out, is the fluttering ‘Boundaries’, a sophisticated, ethereal house jam that proves to be a fitting finale.
I’ve been into Anjuna since I can remember really. I’ve found the label has always struck a real sweet spot in my personal taste as their releases use a lot of old school elements with a modern twist which is essentially my sound. – Franky Wah
Showcasing the artistry that led to the unison of artist and label, the skyrocketing DJ will be the next to take the reins on the iconic Anjunadeep Edition mix series, further cementing the new additions place in the roster.
Franky Wah Should Have Seen it Coming EP is out now via Anjunadeep. You can stream it in full below or by following this link.
About the artist: Franky Wah
Franky enjoyed a career-affirming 2020 that included putting out a collaborative EP with dance music icon Sasha and dropping his debut mixtape The Revival Vol. 1, which included singles ‘You’re Not Alone’ and ‘Come Together’. The latter was nominated for Annie Mac’s ‘Hottest Record Of The Year’ and certified as her ‘Tune Of The Week’ and ‘Hottest Record In The World’ on BBC Radio 1, as well as garnering support from Pete Tong and MistaJam. With a BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix now under his belt, he spent an impressive 10 weeks on the Radio 1 Playlist, 5 weeks of which on the A-List. The producer also made waves featuring in the globally renowned GQ Magazine in 2020, with an extensive feature focussing on the rising talent’s expansive repertoire.
Going back to his roots, ‘Should Have Seen It Coming’ sees Franky Wah tap into his love of deep, melodic music and takes the genre into bold new territories.
