The second in a series of tracks anticipating the release of their debut EP He’s A Fool, Elasticity follows on the release of soulful cut Bamboo Mask, which served as a slick introduction to Boyoca’s distinctive organic-drenched brand of electronic, soul-inspired music. With the Apple Music-supported Bamboo Mask, the duo skillfully layered a sublime shimmering cut, perfectly balancing the organic and synthetic, with ‘Elasticity’ they traded songlike arrangements and guest vocals for a more peak-time club fare.

Talking about the track they said; “our tracks tip the scales in different directions between the dancefloor, radio-friendly, the organic and electronic. This one definitely tips in a club direction, we think it’s an end of the night kind of tune! Atmosphere that also hits hard!”

Cross-pollinating multiple strains of electronic music, Boyoca are able to fold a wide array of influences – including Bicep and OtherLiine – into a rhythmic, splashy cut brimming with textured electronics inter-weaved with real instrumentation.

“String stabs are nestled amongst a languid breakbeat layered with long drawn out chords played on a Prophet 08 synth which lends the track it’s unmistakable Boyoca feel,” explain the band. “You can hear guitars in this track as well but we’ve snuck them in the back door using them as textures with plenty of reverb and Lewis on the violining technique.”

Boyoca are Birmingham-based multi-instrumentalists Tim Boyce and Lewis Carr, crafting transformative electronic music with a tangible organic nature, combining real world sounds with electronic beats and grooves. Equally influenced by the dynamics of dancefloor music, as much as the human quality of live instrumentation, they tread the line between the decks and the guitars, the dance floor and stage, the electronic and the organic.