Egopusher resist the reductive mechanics of much contemporary dance music, where the drop lands and the body responds in predictable ways. On "Radiance", grooves shift, evolve and breathe — closer to organic movement than to club formulas. The dancer becomes not a passive receiver but a protagonist. The body interprets, co-authors, and ultimately completes the music.

Ten years into their partnership, Swiss duo Egopusher have created their most distilled and conceptually focused record yet. The upcoming album "Radiance" is not a departure so much as an arrival — the sound of two musicians who have spent a decade shaping a shared language and discovering how much space that language can hold.

Recorded over two immersive weeks in Zürich, the album weaves together vintage synthesisers, drum machines, Mellotron choirs and analog drums, layered with violin and viola in ways that resist easy categorisation. Egopusher call it cinematic dance music. More simply, it is a record about a fundamental property of light: radiance itself.