South London duo Malix link with West London’s p-rallel on Touch, a late-night house cut – released via faėm mė li – that pushes their global, groove-led club sound forward.
South London sisters Sana and Sehrish share:
Touch we made with P-rallel captures the tension on the dance floor. You know you should leave but the music keeps you there longer. The chords and bass sit so nicely with the vocals, giving it that groovy, sultry, late-night dancefloor feel.
Structure stays lean: bass and chords anchor the low-end, vocals sit tight, and the arrangement favors movement over density. Built for late-night sets.
Positioning holds. Diasporic influence, community focus, and a DJ-to-production flow that carries club energy into the record.
