‘Dreaming’ is not a standard electronic single. It is a meeting point between music, movement and aerial discipline, bringing Ten Walls together with Lithuanian aerobatic champion Igoris Lobanovas for a release that looks beyond the usual club format. Out through RuneMark, the track presents a cinematic electronic language built around atmosphere, precision and emotional tension.
The most striking thing about ‘Dreaming’ is how naturally it converts motion into sound. The track feels suspended between lift and gravity, using melodic depth and minimalist pressure to create a sense of controlled flight. Ten Walls has always understood how to make basslines feel like structural foundations, and here that instinct is sharpened by the concept: the low-end grounds the piece while the upper layers seem to search for open air.
The vocal contribution from GØYA brings the track back to the human body. Against the expansive production, her voice feels intimate, almost fragile, giving ‘Dreaming’ a emotional quality that prevents it from becoming purely technical or cinematic. It is a small but crucial detail: the track may be inspired by flight, but it never loses contact with feeling.
As an audiovisual concept, ‘Dreaming’ is especially effective. The official video, built around Lobanovas’ aerial performance, does not simply illustrate the music. It extends it. The aircraft’s movements become part of the composition’s rhythm, giving the release a rare sense of unity between image and sound. That level of integration makes the project feel purposeful rather than decorative.
For fans of Ten Walls, ‘Dreaming’ offers many familiar strengths: the melodic restraint, the sense of space, the carefully built release. But it also opens a different door, one where electronic music becomes choreography and the sky becomes part of the arrangement. Warm, cinematic and immersive, this is a track that gives the dancefloor a horizon.
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