HyperSwim is a 19-track pop compilation album published by the HyperSwim collective exclusively on digital in late 2019.
A lush record that rolls into whichever setting you play it in, and grows increasingly more sonic and personal with each listen. Repeated listens will afford you further enjoyment of rapidly moving waves of audio luminescence brought in by 19 artists in the near double-length album that delivers bang for its buck.
Some of the tracks are very loose with Gregorian-type chants creating a very scary atmosphere, with other tracks pumped full of energy and others plain beautiful. Other tracks are very slow-paced and reminiscent of early bedroom works by artists such as Armand van Halden, Tame Impala, and Pink Floyd. Dean Blunt is the biggest name on this album and delivers a low-effort, enchantingly repetitive sample of “Lucifer, lucifer, prince of darkness”. Every song on this album seems to complement the complete work in a way that allows it to exist as a self-supporting and complete work.
Perfect for combining with other acoustic activity or listening under the influence of deep meditation.