ALL HEAR THE CYCLOPS!

A new Total Eclipse sound emerges from the pandemic; the writing partnership of Steph Holweck and Marios Trivyzas bears fresh fruit. A sleek machine appears, pumping strong a timeless bass in a deep psychedelic intergalactic rhythm, graceful and expansive building. Huge. Cyclops teases us with what is to come from this new chapter in Total Eclipse’s sound in an intentionally characteristically single focus of dancefloor unity. This massive celestial movement of the spheres disregards nature to demonstrate the universe's power, plunging order into chaos.

Now for some time traveling. ‘Can’t do that’ was a cold stone classic on the debut Total Eclipse album in 1995 on Blue Room Released, our first chapter. Delta Aquarids was where it all began; the first album of Total Eclipse writing, live energy captured in music is uncompromising. The spirit of that track is transported twenty-seven years forward, here, rebirthed now as the sound of the future. Welcome to the new era of Total Eclipse, where myths are made.

Teases are fully satisfied for the finale. We explore a different realm. Total Eclipse masterfully fuses the Latin medicine rhythms with the delightful voice of Nadi, gloriously expanding her sound in between electronica, skillfully and gently driving its narration into the pure Indian slice of the sunset of bliss. 

May your heart be warmed as hot as this early prediction of an Indian summer.