At a steady 120 BPM, Avva rolls with the unhurried confidence of a record that knows the terrace is already in the palm of its hand. The energy might read ten out of ten, but Solis [US] channels it into warmth rather than force—bubbling arpeggios and cushioned low-end that feel cut from woven cloth rather than cold silicon. It moves in broad, sunlit strokes, letting the melody do the heavy lifting while the rhythm maintains a gentle, insistent sway.
Dropped at the right moment, this is pure daytime ammunition: the kind of track that can lift a poolside crowd without ever feeling desperate for attention. Its B-major tint adds a natural, open-air brightness that sits perfectly in a progressive set, bridging deeper cuts and peak-time anthems with an effortless, tasteful glide.