Over the course of their career, Private Agenda have lived and worked in London, Berlin, and Amsterdam, shaping a distinctive sound somewhere between underground electronics and unconventional pop. Their new track, “Suprasensual,” feels like a spontaneous road trip with no destination in mind: roll down the windows, turn the radio all the way up, and simply enjoy the ride.
The track blends expansive synths reminiscent of M83, the gentle melancholy of Men I Trust, and the nostalgic atmosphere of Washed Out. Its sound gradually unfolds, drawing the listener in and inviting them to slow down. Here, the destination matters less than the pleasure of the journey itself.
