This edition of Electronic Bops spans two very different corners of the electronic world, from bright dance floor uplift to deep late night introspection. Today’s picks showcase how electronic music can carry warmth, emotion, and real human connection.
JehiahSax – Coalesce
A glowing, heartfelt dance track that blends electronic drive with live instrumentation and a story anchored in reunion, unity, and belonging.
New York artist JehiahSax arrives with Coalesce, a vibrant and emotionally rich dance single that marks a milestone moment in his career. Built from sessions in NYC with co producer Ken Fitzpatrick and completed over video call with Miami based vocalist James Delisco, the track captures a spark of creative reunion after twenty six years apart. Electronic beats meet live musical textures, creating a sound that feels both modern and warmly organic.
Inspired by artists like Ed Sheeran and Justin Timberlake, Coalesce aims to deliver both uplift and message, weaving themes of connection, love, and togetherness into its rhythm. Delisco’s expressive vocal brings soulful lift, turning the song into an anthem of unity that invites listeners into a world where emotion sits at the centre of the dance floor. It is catchy, confident, and full of colour, a track shaped to leave listeners glowing long after it ends.
Stomp Box Choir – Magnifier
A rich, textured electronic piece driven by deep bass, melodic guitars, and a warm, melancholic atmosphere that feels both intimate and expansive.
London based collective Stomp Box Choir debut with Magnifier, a genre defying track that blends soulful songwriting with modern electronic production. Led by producer Howsie and songwriter Joe Stratton, the project thrives on freedom of expression and the joy of transforming simple musical sparks into emotionally layered pieces.
Magnifier is built on deep bass lines, melodic guitars, resonant synth textures, and the expressive vocals of Burcu Bahar Aydin, which bring cultural nuance and vivid energy. The track carries a soft, brooding ambience while still feeling warm and inviting, drawing influence from Massive Attack, Daft Punk, Air, and Maribou State. It is music shaped for late evenings and quiet thoughts, full of emotional depth and carefully crafted detail.
As a debut, Magnifier sets the tone for Stomp Box Choir’s world, one defined by authenticity, collaboration, and a commitment to sound that moves beyond strict genre boundaries.