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Today, August 8, 2025, Hayes Bradley drops his new single ‘Total Call’, marking his debut with L.A.-based Stratasonic. This multi-talented composer, producer, and DJ has built a name across dance music, ambient, and film scoring, while also crafting soundscapes for top fashion brands. His resume boasts sets at Insomniac’s Forever Midnight NYE Festival and gigs in Tokyo, Berlin, and New York, plus a stint touring with Kaytranada in the American Dance Ghosts crew. Kicking off with his 2017 EP These Things Take Time, he’s since delivered three standout albums: the ambient gem 1-9 on Secular Sabbath Records, and the atmospheric Anywhere For Now and Recommence (I/VII). As house music shifts toward progressive and melodic vibes, Bradley’s knack for blending genres and digging into raw emotion sets him apart, and ‘Total Call’ hints at an upcoming album packed with bold broken beats and club-ready energy.
The track itself, ‘Total Call’, hits hard with rough-edged guitar riffs that crash into massive breakbeats, locking in a high-octane groove. Layered with snaking synths and a deep, driving bassline, it’s a no-holds-barred slice of sonic intensity that’s primed to light up dance floors. This is Bradley channeling chaos into something real and unrelenting. The track feels like it’s sampling 90’s cyber-goth raves in all the best ways and it’s something most of us only saw in movies and TV and if there was ever a chance to experience that today, its through ‘Total Call‘.
Hayes Bradley shared: “‘Total Call’ is personal chaos. Chaos, most people try to mask by acting normal. If you’re crying or fucked up or panicking in public, you try and cover it up. I think everyone should just lean into whatever they are feeling and care less about the people staring back. The drums and synth pulls are masked by a common guitar riff. But in the end, the guitar sound vanishes and you’re just left with who you truly are. Whatever that may be, so probably just be that.”
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