Masha Vincent‘s newest song, “Tenderness,” and Pascale Voltaire‘s masterful remix show how technical precision and raw emotional impact can come together.
It was released on the cutting-edge Deep Tales label and is a two-track trip that uses sound to explore vulnerability in new and deeply human ways. The original mix is like a hypnotic invitation. Vincent weaves a sound tapestry where strange melodic techno elements are woven together with Asian-inspired harmonies, making places where people can lose themselves and then find them again.
Vincent paid great attention to every detail in the production; each percussion part fits perfectly in the mix and works with the ethereal synth work instead of fighting with it. What’s most amazing about the track is that it stays emotional even though it’s very technically difficult. Too often, producers choose function over feeling, but Vincent makes the emotional effect stronger by carefully choosing the sounds he uses.
In her version, Pascale Voltaire changes this emotional base and sees it through a darker, faster lens. It is amazing how things have changed. While Vincent makes room for reflection, Voltaire produces a sense of urgency with a strong, wide baseline that moves the air around it. The remix doesn’t just adapt; it talks with the original, recognizing what it’s about while making its own unique style.
In Voltaire’s version, the second half adds eerie vocal parts that float above the rhythmic structure like ghosts, making moments of dissonant beauty in the middle of the constant drive. This mix of ethereal and earthbound elements reflects the main idea of the release, which is that tenderness can show up in places where energy is usually expected.
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