Deep Trip
Deep Trip formed in Berlin around 2010, with members Luna Noir, Ethan Frost, Anya Solstice, and Jake Storm. They started playing in small clubs there, drawing...
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Deep Trip formed in Berlin around 2010, with members Luna Noir, Ethan Frost, Anya Solstice, and Jake Storm. They started playing in small clubs there, drawing from electronic and psychedelic sounds. Their 2015 single "Dreamer" got some attention, with its drifting vocals and steady rhythm.
They put out albums like "Lucid" in 2017 and "Astral" in 2019, which kept working with hazy, layered production. Songs like "Help Me" and "Still Beautiful" have that same floating quality, built on simple guitar lines and steady drums. The music doesn't really push at dance floors or rock stages, it just hangs in the air.
By 2022 they released "Ethereal," another set of slow-burning tracks that feel like extensions of what they were doing years earlier. There's not much dramatic change in their sound, just a consistent, slightly worn-in approach to making drifting electronic music with live instruments.
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