Mirrorwriting

Jamie Woon, 27, has made a sonic step forward from the atmospheric, multi-layered Loop Station vocals that mad his name. The new sound, premiered on his Spring 2010 tour with La Roux is bigger and heavier, fusing his future pop songs with 80s reverb, beats and bass. "I love reverb," he says. "It can be overdone but it can create extreme atmosphere. I got really excited by really deep sub bass with not much in-between. There's enough room for some twinkly stuff on top and this big cavern, for the voice." The new songs, like "Night Air" or the future bossa-nova of "Tomorrow" carry the intimate emotions of his early sound into a whole different room; bigger, badder….heavier.