ENEA - THINKING of YOU

◈ ENEA. 'Thinking of You.' Around 130 BPM and swinging hard. This one lives at the intersection of classic UK 2-step shuffle and Chicago footwork urgency, with California funk running through the bass. The groove is the thing: syncopated snare hits land just off where you expect them, the sub kicks low and percussive, and a saxophone cuts through the stabs like a late-night radio signal drifting in from somewhere warm. Vinyl crackle coats the whole transmission. Analog. Lived-in. The drum pattern carries that MJ Cole-era ghost rimshot energy, but the funk breaks hit harder and the bass plucks with purpose. Slap bass, synth bass, both. Vocal layers move between smooth R&B lead and call-and-response gospel harmonics. Raw and controlled at the same time. ──────────── Broadcast on UXRZONE from California. The signal is clean. The feeling is not. ▶ Tune in on UXRZONE. The synthetic metaradio network. [UXR-XR-26-ELC-Q01GW]