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Lorna James returns with “Feels Like,” a feel-good first taste of her forthcoming dance album, The Right to Be Forgotten. Combining emotive songwriting with immersive electronic production, the track captures the unforgettable feeling of a sunset party while reminding us why the classically trained pianist and composer continues to garner respect across the electronic music realm.
The song opens with one of Lorna James’ trademarks, emotive piano. The piano is not just an introduction, it is the emotional pulse of the song, and organically blooms into a pulsating deep house beat. It opens the space with confidence and grace.
The change is seamless, and the album evolves from introspective ruminations to a jubilant song for collective experience. Every layer of production feeds into that emotion, building a sense of anticipation similar to the thrill of seeing a festival throng come alive as daylight fades into darkness.
What makes “Feels Like” so unforgettable is the way it blends emotion and excitement. The dance creation never touches the musical base. Instead, the elements play off each other, and the upbeat vibe comes out naturally. It’s a tune that gets you moving, but also keeps you emotionally involved from start to finish.