Album lore

Burn, a 2019 single released on Pangea Records, finds Joseph Crawford in tandem with The Burgs, threading together elements of big room, future bass, and chillstep in a single extended mix. The track’s production leans into expansive synth swells and modulated bass hits, reflecting the late 2010s electronic milieu where festival-ready textures met more introspective melodies.Though modest in circulation—garnering under 3,000 listeners on Last.fm—Burn stands as a specimen of that era’s hybrid electronic styles, balancing dancefloor energy with nuanced sound design. Its solitary presence as a single track offers a concise yet layered artifact for collectors tracing the lineage of genre cross-pollination during this period.

Album lore

Burn, a 2019 single released on Pangea Records, finds Joseph Crawford in tandem with The Burgs, threading together elements of big room, future bass, and chillstep in a single extended mix. The track’s production leans into expansive synth swells and modulated bass hits, reflecting the late 2010s electronic milieu where festival-ready textures met more introspective melodies.Though modest in circulation—garnering under 3,000 listeners on Last.fm—Burn stands as a specimen of that era’s hybrid electronic styles, balancing dancefloor energy with nuanced sound design. Its solitary presence as a single track offers a concise yet layered artifact for collectors tracing the lineage of genre cross-pollination during this period.