New Nite Body: Nite Body III EP

ByPatrick St. Michel

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As producer Nite Body has displayed across the previous two Nite Body EPs…plus Nite For Fox, a special release eschewing numbers, I suppose…simplicity is all you really need to create great dance numbers for the night. III moves at a blurry, after-midnight pace, unfolding at a speed apt for moving around to but also getting reflective (and a bit dreamy). “Eden” twinkles and skips forward, a warm number already celebrating moments that have just past, while “Pure Hex” is a bit looser but ultimately far from a sweat-inducer. Get it here (for $1000, alright) or listen below.

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