With “Lost Frame”, Felix Kowalski presents his seventh release on the long-established deep house label Plastic City, once again underscoring his close connection to the label and his ongoing artistic evolution. Since his debut, Kowalski has become a staple of the Plastic City catalog, impressing listeners with an unmistakable sound that blends deep house, deep techno, and atmospheric electronica.
On “Lost Frame” as well, Felix Kowalski remains true to his musical style. The release combines hypnotic grooves, warm synthesizer pads, and finely crafted sound textures into an emotional yet club-oriented production. This creates dense soundscapes that gradually draw the listener in and unfold their full impact both on large sound systems and during focused listening.
With a keen eye for detail and a keen sense of dynamics, Kowalski creates a sound that is both timeless and modern. Organic movements, subtle melodies, and precise rhythms blend into a harmonious whole, embodying the distinctive Plastic City sound, which has been synonymous with sophisticated electronic music for decades.
Tracklist
1️⃣ Lost Frame: The title track opens with a flowing groove, deep basslines, and atmospheric soundscapes. Hypnotic rhythms and subtle melodies create an intense mood that unfolds continuously, making the track the perfect companion for long nights at the club.
2️⃣ Blurred Colours: With a slightly more introspective and melodic approach, this track combines warm harmonies with finely tuned percussion elements and an elegant, ethereal atmosphere. The perfect balance between emotional depth and rhythmic clarity makes “Blurred Colours” a striking conclusion to this release.
With “Lost Frame”, Felix Kowalski impressively reaffirms his position as one of the defining artists in the current Plastic City catalog. The release combines emotional depth with a functional club sound and demonstrates once again just how timeless modern deep house can sound. An atmospheric release for anyone who appreciates electronic music with character, warmth, and subtle elegance.
More information about the label: Plastic City


