Critically acclaimed electronic music producer and artist Elephante has finally released his brand new album titled ‘COPE’ via his label Hidden Horizon. This album marks his 4th full-length album release and follows on from 2021’s ‘Heavy Glow’. As expected with Elephante, the album explores the emotional spectrum of healing and resilience, diving deep into the ways we navigate trauma and hardship.
The album’s focus single, ‘Taste of Your Tongue’ ft. babyidontlikeyou, encapsulates the whirlwind of nostalgia and flawed romance, tapping into Elephante‘s ability to blend emotionally charged storytelling with his signature electronic production. Speaking on the single, Elephante says “‘Taste of Your Tongue’ is a song about nostalgia, and looking back with rose-colored glasses at an old relationship that didn’t work out. As time goes on, we forget the bad and remember the good, and sometimes we make mistakes trying to recapture the magic. And sometimes you just gotta say fuck it, and have that fling that you know you shouldn’t.” The track is driven by punchy beats and shimmering synths, capturing both the exhilaration and regret that comes with revisiting past emotions.
As a whole, ‘COPE’ is a deeply thematic album, with each track representing a different facet of dealing with life’s challenges. Elephante elaborates, “My album is called COPE. Thematically, it’s about all the different ways that we get through trauma and difficult moments in our lives. Each of the songs is a different approach to coping.” From nostalgic reflections to cathartic releases, the album offers a nuanced and relatable emotional journey, while continuing to push Elephante’s sonic boundaries.
Released via his Hidden Horizon label, ‘COPE’ builds on Elephante’s mission to uplift emerging and underrepresented voices in electronic music. Following the success of his previous singles, the album promises to be a highlight of Elephante’s already impressive career and in addition will be accompanied by a round of national tour dates. The album explores themes of healing, resilience, and navigating trauma with introspective and genre-blending soundscapes.
