Phantom Vibrations, do you have them?

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Artist: Gene Tellem
Album: “Phantom Vibrations” extended single
Record Label: Love Injection Records
Release Date: SEP 2nd 2025

“Phantom Love,” features a mesmerizing remix by Kuniyuki Takahashi, clocking in at 8 minutes and 15 seconds. The track is a rich exploration of the deep house genre, infused with Tellem’s distinctive emotional resonance and Kuniyuki’s masterful touch.

“Phantom Love” opens with a languid, atmospheric introduction that sets the stage for the journey ahead. Tellem’s collaboration with Teddy Bryant on the original track added a layer of soulful expression, and Kuniyuki’s remix amplifies this quality through hypnotic rhythms and ethereal textures. The arrangement carefully balances uplifting melodies with introspective undertones, making it both a reflective piece and a dancefloor filler.

Kuniyuki weaves together various elements, from organic percussion to synthetic textures, creating a tapestry that invites listeners to lose themselves in its depths.

The track unfolds gracefully, with each segment adding to the overall momentum. This makes the 8:15 runtime feel seamless rather than extended.

The ethereal vocals from Bryant echo throughout the piece, imbuing it with a melancholic yet hopeful vibe—perfect for late-night listening or early-morning introspection.

In conclusion, Gene Tellem’s “Phantom Love” (Kuniyuki Remix) serves as a stunning testament to the capabilities of deep house music. It maintains a balance between soulful expression and danceable grooves, demonstrating why both artists are prominent names in the contemporary music scene. This remix not only enhances the original track but also reaffirms Tellem’s growing legacy within the genre. Whether you’re a seasoned aficionado or a newcomer to the deep house scene, this track is a worthy addition to your playlist.

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