DORVIN BORMAN RETURNS WITH WOOZY PSYCH-POP SINGLE “FEEL YOU, FEEL ME”

LA multi-instrumentalist and producer, Dorvin Borman returns with his second psych-soaked single of the year “Feel You, Feel Me”. Borman comes off the back of his most successful single to date “Everyone Lied” to produce yet another pleasant-sounding dream-pop record.  

“Feel You, Feel Me” sets in motion with a hardy drum machine pattern, overlaid by the pulsating tremulous synth lead that features as the prime hook of the track. Borman’s vocals are heavily reverberant and often distant, building the lo-fi psychedelic feel of the song. Speaking on the new single, Borman advises the track is about “realising one’s full potential for happiness” by examining the suppressive constructs that surround us in day to day life. 

The new single is well-constructed carrying a rocky tone paired with Borman’s distinctive blend of dream pop and psychedelia. The new single sees Borman flex his multi-instrumentalist talents, crafting an ear-pleasing psych-pop performance. 

Listen to “Feel You, Feel Me” below:

It's the oldest illusion Think you need it but you never really do So jump to conclusions They already jumped to theirs before you knew Kill your monarch Break the Curfew Feel You Feel Me Can you feel the sensations In your body when your blood ignites your mind No better occasion To go smash our heads into the looking glass Kill your monarch Break the Curfew Kill Your Monarch Break the Empire Feel you Feel Me *** Written, performed, produced, and mixed by Dorvin Borman Mastered by John War