Currently Spinning
Great production doesn't exist in a vacuum. Every record, every arrangement, every sonic decision made in the studio is informed by a lifetime of listening — and that listening never stops. As a producer and songwriter, the most valuable thing I can do outside of the studio is stay curious: across genres, across eras, across every discipline the music industry has to offer. The artists who move culture, the producers who redefine sound, the songwriters who craft the language of emotion, the engineers who shape how a record breathes — all of it feeds the work.
This page is a direct window into that process. Each week I highlight one record that's been in heavy rotation — something that's caught my ear, challenged my perspective, or simply reminded me why this craft matters. No genre boundaries. No era limits. Just music worth talking about.
I came across this one from Alan Walker's new album, and it immediately grabbed me. I've always appreciated his instrumentals, but his collaborations tend to be where he really shines. The way he approaches production, every sound feels deliberate and purposeful. He thinks like an architect, building around space and texture rather than filling every corner, and Emyrson Flora's vocals sit perfectly in that environment. Finding out he builds in FL Studio made it even more interesting to me as a producer. That's proof that the tool doesn't make the artist, the vision does.
Produced by Alan Walker & Kasper. Written by Alan Walker, Big Fred, Gunnar Greve, Jesper Borgen, Phoebe Ryan, Sarah Blanchard & Slipmats. Performing Artists: Alan Walker — Production & Electronic Instruments, Emyrson Flora — Vocals. From World of Walker, Season One: Rise of the Drones (2026).