A San Francisco–based electronic music maker, has released their original album, “Constellation,” drawing from a blend of French Touch, Afro- house, and synthwave influences.
This release from Lansification is deeply influenced by the French Touch movement, with artists like Daft Punk, Air, and Polo&Pan inspiring the grooves, analog warmth, and retro- futurist spirit that permeate the tracks.
The album’s thematic core is shaped by the artist’s experience with dyslexia, channeling the disorder’s enhancement of auditory perception, spatial reasoning, and musical pattern recognition into a compelling musical journey.
“Constellation” stands out by offering a personal perspective on dyslexia’s impact on auditory perception, delivering a full sonic universe filled with groove swaps, beat switches, and cosmic layers that transport listeners on a unique auditory voyage.
At just eight years old, Amariah uses her God-given voice to shine light in a world that deeply needs hope.
She blends her African heritage from the Kuku Tribe of South Sudan with her upbringing in Mississippi, USA, creating a unique sound that resonates with families, churches, and believers across the globe.
In this reinterpretation, the track takes on a modern and Electropop feel, featuring precise beats, emotional vocals, and production that blends sensuality with dancefloor energy.
The new version gives the song a fresh electronic dimension, turning its emotional core into a vibrant club experience.