Ophelia Records star MitiS returns to the release radar, joining forces with evocative songwriter and vocalist Sarah De Warren to unveil their emotive new single, “Phantom Love“. The introspective number follows MitiS’s mesmerizing March remix of Seven Lions‘ “Stop Thinking”. Making a grand return to Ophelia Records, the Philadelphia-based melodic bass prodigy unfurls a rich tapestry of sentiment, spinning a tale of lingering love, echoing memories once vibrant but now distant. “Phantom Love” out now and available to stream across all platforms via Ophelia Records.
“Phantom Love” begins its sonic journey with a delicate guitar riff, laying the foundation for a profound melancholic aura. Laden with emotion, Sarah De Warren‘s ethereal vocals beautifully narrates a heart-wrenching tale of regrets and a longing for a missed reconnection. Each lyrical stanza paints vivid imagery of restless evenings, shadowed by memories of a love lost, accentuating an unquenchable desire for reparation. As the track gracefully unfolds, a crescendo of melodic bass emerges, meticulously sculpted by MitiS. The bass maestro brings the production full circle, delicately weaving back the soft guitar strains, culminating in a harmoniously satisfying climax.
Infused with a spectral melody and elevated by Sarah De Warren‘s celestial vocals, “Phantom Love” evokes a mood both somber and hopeful, as it seeks the ember of a love once brilliant. Both MitiS and Sarah De Warren reign as undisputed talents in the electronic dance realm. With celebrated performances at renowned venues like Echostage DC and Academy LA, MitiS has earned accolades from industry giants including ILLENIUM, Gryffin, and many more. Commanding a formidable digital presence across platforms like Spotify and YouTube, his influence is undeniable. Sarah De Warren, with her versatile vocal prowess, has complemented collaborations with dance legends like Kaskade, Gareth Emery, and more. Together, their confluence of talents births a melodic magnum opus, setting a new benchmark in the realm of bass-driven symphonies.
