Today marks the release of the highly anticipated single “Slow Motion,” a collaboration between What So Not, IMANU, and MNDR. As the second single from What So Not’s forthcoming EP, this track is already making waves with its captivating blend of melodies and rhythms.
“Slow Motion” combines the signature touch of What So Not with IMANU’s emotive groove. The song’s engaging melodies and mesmerizing beat are complemented by heartfelt lyrics, making it a standout collaboration. This track is set to be a defining track for both What So Not and IMANU, highlighting their unique talents and further solidifying their places in the electronic music world. Don’t miss out on this enchanting single, available now on all major streaming platforms.
About What So Not
Chris Emerson, known by his stage name What So Not, has made a significant mark in the electronic music world. After achieving America’s #1 Dance Album with “Not All the Beautiful Things” in 2018, Emerson took a hiatus to reconnect with both the dancefloor and nature. This period of reflection led to the creation of “Anomaly,” an album that highlights his renewed confidence and features collaborations with notable artists such as Oliver Tree, Killer Mike, Louis the Child, and MØ.
Emerson has also introduced an immersive live show featuring 3D animation that delves into themes of purpose and existence. Following a successful “Anomaly” tour across the US and Australia, he continues to innovate with new releases, including recent collaborations with Benson, Slumberjack, and Daktyl in 2024.
About IMANU
Formerly known as Signal, IMANU is a trailblazer in the electronic music landscape. Known for his experimental sound design and collaborations with major artists like Zeds Dead, Noisia, and Subtronics, IMANU consistently pushes the boundaries of genre norms. With a monthly Spotify listenership exceeding 800,000, he remains a prominent figure in the industry. His recent venture, “14SAINTDENIS,” showcases his ability to seamlessly blend his musical talents with his passion for fashion.