Lil Wolf Builds Bridges Across Cultures and Emotions on “Undone”

Lil Wolf has always been hard to pin down. His music drifts between continents, threading together influences from Mexico City, Berlin, and Africa, yet it never feels like fusion for its own sake. His latest single “Undone” is his most complete vision to date, a track that doesn’t just showcase his global reach but also his willingness to turn inward and wrestle with his own shadows.

“Undone” moves with a hypnotic pulse, carried by Afro-house rhythms and ambient layers that feel both expansive and deeply intimate. The mantra-like vocals, paired with lines such as “Gonna kiss the dark within,” pull the listener into a meditation that sits somewhere between the club and the confessional. What makes the track land isn’t perfection in production polish—it’s the sense that Lil Wolf is listening closely to himself, letting instinct guide the process. He admits as much when asked how he blends such different textures: “I have no idea, I just follow my ears. If it feels right, then it feels right.” That kind of raw trust in intuition gives “Undone” its heartbeat.

Part of what sets Lil Wolf apart is his approach to collaboration. He doesn’t chase industry pairings or engineered crossovers. Instead, he builds connections the way most of us stumble into friendships—by following curiosity. Whether meeting an artist busking on the street or discovering someone through social media, his method is rooted in openness. That openness extends into his art: he’s not afraid of vulnerability, not concerned with whether his lyrics read as self-indulgent, only that they are honest.

The Mexico City–shot video for “Undone” leans into darker imagery and atmosphere, mirroring the song’s themes. Lil Wolf admits he hasn’t put as much energy into visuals yet, but if this clip is any indication, that’s about to change. Even as he downplays his video work, there’s an emerging cohesion between his sound and his visuals that suggests bigger statements are on the horizon.

Lil Wolf is preparing an EP that aims to capture his journey in full—physical, spiritual, and artistic. He sums it up with a simplicity that feels radical in today’s music climate: “My job is to create the art that’s true to me. That’s it.”

“Don’t Be Sad” Marks a New Chapter for Swedish Innovators The Dorm

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Following their impactful releases “Time Circus” and “Find Another Love,” which brought a new depth to the Deep House genre, The Dorm presents “Don’t Be Sad.” This latest effort cements their status as pioneers in the electronic realm, showcasing their relentless pursuit of artistic excellence. “Don’t Be Sad” is set to capture hearts around the world and energize dance enthusiasts everywhere.

The electronic music scene was revitalized on July 19, 2024, by Swedish artists Linus “Lente” Johansson and Jonas Svensson, collectively known as The Dorm. Their fresh release, “Don’t Be Sad,” blends complex rhythms with poignant melodies to create an unforgettable auditory journey.

Encouraging emotional resilience, “Don’t Be Sad” serves as an anthem for hope and renewal. Its deep Afro-house beats and persuasive lyrics provide a testament to The Dorm’s talent in crafting tracks that not only entertain but also inspire and uplift their audience.

With “Don’t Be Sad,” The Dorm not only sets the tone for the future of electronic music but also invites listeners to experience a rebirth of dance floor energy.