A1. Just Can't Leave It Alone B1. Too Many Facets After the run away success of the first Magic Wire releases (Pineapple Crush / Emerald Fantasy Tracks), Lone dons his A&R cap and signs two massive ‘where the fuck did that just come from?’ tracks from new boy Neon Jung (Keaver & Brause, Kona Triangle). "Just Can't Leave it Alone" starts out with warped vocals leading into hyper-colour shards of post-rave chords, setting a tone that doesn’t quite prepare you for the drop J. Oh the drop – the beats alone are enough to make any head nodder start doing backflips and the bassline is so filthy you’ll be reaching for the Dove (not those kinds!). A smooth melodic breakdown followed by a stripped down break (more backflips) leads you into the second drop, building on the first by adding an even crazier bassline augmented by chords that bring a slight tear to the eye. This track goes off every time and is currently being hammered by the likes of KiNK, Alexnder Nut, Jackmaster and of course Lone. The B, 'Too Many Facets', is a post-dubstep sci-fi journey through your soul and psyche, taking you further and further with each 32 bars. Shades of Metroplex and Drexciyan Electro blend in with a more modern palette of sounds to create a track that can’t really be put in to words – Mutant soul vocals, Acid bassline and an arpeggio to melt both your heart and face. Just go and listen to it now! Also being dropped by KiNK, Brackles, Lone and the rest of the world.