Heat and Still Water
Rafale’s Everglades moves the way the place itself does—slowly, with something hidden just underneath. The French producer has always had a feel for that kind of patience: tracks that don’t resolve so much as evaporate, leaving behind residue, warmth, ambient unease. This one sits in the space between downtempo and something more elemental, a bed of synthesizers that feels almost geological. You don’t listen to it so much as let it settle over you.