Tiga offers up a deep and euphoric release that pays tribute to the late great Zdar. On “Colours so Bright” Tiga proclaims how he shall “take the all darkness and turn into colours so bright” – a perfect mantra we should all abide by as we move out of 2020. “October Trance Song” taps into his deep trance roots and does not disappoint – one day we shall all feel this euphoria together again.
“Woke is a song about freedom, specifically my freedom. About me, at the end of the earth, pushed towards a final act of emancipation: throwing my phone into the sea, and watching it sink.”
“People may have a hard time empathizing with a successful DJ, or anyone who associates an annoying buzzword with anything approaching enlightenment. But I don’t think it’s that hard to relate to feeling like you’ve entered into a lopsided bargain with a magic box that is more or less designed to hack its way into your self-image. Call it an empty gesture, but as I hurled my phone into the water, it was very much an instance of facing up to something I knew wasn’t good for me, and finding some sense of release, if only for a moment.”
“If you need to get ahold of me, send a letter to 111 The Seashore C/O A Free Man.”
– Tiga
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