Producer Loukeman has returned with two new singles, “Elktorn” and “All I Could Think Of,” offering the first glimpse into a forthcoming body of work that will follow his 2024 cult favorite Sd-2. The tracks arrive at a moment of growing momentum for the producer, whose profile has steadily expanded over the past few years.
Since the release of Sd-2, Loukeman has quietly become one of the scene’s most in-demand collaborators and producers. His work has included production for artists such as A$AP Rocky and PinkPantheress, alongside collaborations with rising Canadian talents Brat Star and Jump Source. At the same time, consistent support from Fred Again..—including performances together—has helped introduce Loukeman’s sound to wider audiences, transforming him from a behind-the-scenes favorite into a trusted creative force across multiple corners of electronic and alternative music.
The two new tracks continue the sonic exploration introduced on Sd-2, drawing from R&B, folk, and pop influences while reshaping them into a style that feels distinctly his own. “All I Could Think Of” builds around a stretched vocal phrase from Canadian singer-songwriter Georgia Harmer, weaving it through layers of static textures and shifting rhythmic patterns to create an evocative and atmospheric listening experience. Meanwhile, “Elktorn” begins with an introduction that hints at a traditional dancefloor structure before drifting into more experimental IDM territory.
Together, the singles highlight the growing depth and versatility of Loukeman’s production approach, balancing melodic sensitivity with exploratory electronic sound design.
The release also arrives ahead of several live appearances for Loukeman throughout 2026. His upcoming performances include a set at M3F Festival in Phoenix, an appearance at We Love Green Festival in Paris this June, and a special show at Old Royal Naval College in London alongside Overmono in August.
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