Back To Mine With WVLK

WVLK is an independent electronic music producer creating emotionally driven records at the intersection of melodic Drum & Bass and contemporary bass music. Blending soaring melodies, cinematic textures and powerful sound design with influences spanning UK Dubstep, Trap and Bass House, his productions balance evocative songwriting with modern dancefloor energy. His brilliant new single, ‘Do You Hear Me’, has landed on the mighty Make Your Era label and comes built around an unforgettable female vocal, sweeping melodies and rolling liquid Drum & Bass foundations. DMCWorld goes Back To Mine with WVLK.

WVLK – Oxygen

This one means a lot because it reminds me of a period when I stopped second-guessing myself creatively. It always takes me back to that mindset.

Zedd – Clarity ft. Foxes

This is one of the tracks that made me fall in love with melodic electronic music. The emotion in Foxes’ vocals and the way everything builds together still gives me the same feeling it did the first time I heard it.

Arcando – Wide Awake (feat. Sam Harper)

Every time I hear this, I’m reminded why I love melodic drum & bass. It has energy, but it never forgets the emotion.

Cash Cash – How To Love ft Sofia Reyes

This is one of those feel-good songs I never get tired of. It reminds me that sometimes the simplest melodies and honest songwriting are all you need to create something that sticks with people.

Said The Sky, ILLENIUM & Chelsea Cutler – Walk Me Home

This is one of those tracks that always hits emotionally, no matter how many times I hear it. The combination of Chelsea Cutler’s vocals and the uplifting production reminds me why I love melodic electronic music in the first place.

Two Lanes & NOHR – Signs (Revision)

This is one of those tracks I always come back to when I want everything to slow down. It feels warm, emotional, and never tries too hard

Martin Garrix & Arcando – Set Me Free (feat. Bonn)

This track feels both nostalgic and fresh at the same time. Bonn’s vocal carries so much emotion, and the melodic production reminds me why music doesn’t have to be complicated to leave a lasting impact.

Kygo – Stargazing (feat. Justin Jesso)

This is one of those songs I always come back to when I want to unwind. Justin Jesso’s vocal and Kygo’s uplifting production create a feeling that’s both hopeful and nostalgic, and it never loses its magic.

Marshmello – Happier (feat. Bastille)

This is one of those songs that proves emotional music can still have massive crossover appeal. Bastille’s vocals carry so much feeling, and even years later it still hits the same every time I hear it.

Brooks – Someday (feat. Isabèl Usher)

This track has such a hopeful feeling to it. The melodies are uplifting, Isabèl Usher’s vocal is beautiful, and it’s one of those songs that reminds me why I connected with melodic dance music in the first place.

WVLK ‘Do You Hear Me’ is out now on Make Your Era.