This artist is redefining electronic music…
Who says you can’t put a guitar solo on an EDM song? Judgemental Therapy, featuring notable producer/artist, thayerperiod are blending genres and breaking boundaries with this addicting new release FAKE IT // MAGNETS.
Judgemental Therapy is carving out a distinctive lane in the experimental pop and electronic space with these two electrifying new singles that feel like a genre-bending adrenaline rush.
“FAKE IT,” which opens with an otherworldly build-up that feels like a dream before it drops into a melodic vocal section layered with futuristic synth layers. The bassline takes a brat-like, Charli XCX-inspired turn, injecting the track with an infectious energy, before the entire structure fractures into a devastatingly heavy trap-to-EDM switch-up. The track is like a rollercoaster of different sonic elements, balancing pristine pop melodies with underground club chaos.
The photo to the right is the cover art for these new singles.
Then there’s “MAGNETS” featuring notable producer/artist, thayerperiod, which serves as a hyperpop-laced EDM banger that explodes with energy from the first beat. The vocals are processed to perfection, meshing with the beat with chaotic elegance. On top of the smooth vocals and the explosive production, one of the standout elements of these tracks is the guitar solo at the end of “MAGNETS” that truly flips the song on its head. This shows that these songs aren’t just any other electronic tracks, they are futuristic explorations, beautifully executed with precision and creativity.
Together, these two tracks showcase Judgemental Therapy’s fearless approach to production and genre fusion. As part of the CTRL SNDZ collective, they’re building soundscapes that redefine electronic music and demand repeat listens. This is the sound of an artist pushing boundaries, and the results are amazing.
Go listen to “FAKE IT // MAGNETS ” out now!
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Landen | May 18, 2025