Album lore

Make Way For The Light, a collaboration between Zion Lockwood and Sir Vibe, dwells in the interstices of house and jazz-inflected deep house. The record unfolds with a measured pulse and warm textures, conjuring the relaxed poise of chill house without excess. "Rain," a featured track, typifies the album’s measured groove, layering soft percussion and muted keys in restrained conversation.Without a documented release year or label, this artifact remains a quiet signal in the digital ether, inviting the listener to consider its subtle interplay and mood. It offers a modest but sincere contribution to the lineage of house music that privileges nuance and atmosphere over overt display.

Album lore

Make Way For The Light, a collaboration between Zion Lockwood and Sir Vibe, dwells in the interstices of house and jazz-inflected deep house. The record unfolds with a measured pulse and warm textures, conjuring the relaxed poise of chill house without excess. "Rain," a featured track, typifies the album’s measured groove, layering soft percussion and muted keys in restrained conversation.Without a documented release year or label, this artifact remains a quiet signal in the digital ether, inviting the listener to consider its subtle interplay and mood. It offers a modest but sincere contribution to the lineage of house music that privileges nuance and atmosphere over overt display.