DCxPC are back with their live musical wonders, releasing a very warm, close-to-heart album featuring a string of some incredibly talented artists.

“DCxPC Live Vol. 22 travels straight to your heart, and every single chord and note keeps you hooked with their mystical folk melodies.”

It starts with Sticky Steve’s joyous and catchy vocals in “Cathedrals” accompanied by a captivating, acoustic strum blend. Steve’s very successful attempt to make his music sound fun and vibey gives his records a groovy life. Next, we discover Sticky Steve going ape-shit in “Vultures” and “Waves,” with some metaphorical marvels and crazy voice memos in the recordings.

After these, Borrowed Sparks make a transitional entry with some mellow musings – three mesmerizing harmonical symphonies that sweep you off your feet. Making the atmosphere a little softer and soothing yet still alluring, Jacob Danielsen-Moore gives us three more vibrant soundtracks.

Lastly, Dougie Flesh and the Slashers end the session with three funky, upbeat melodies with crushing vocals that make you feel like dancing at a campfire party with strangers. Altogether, the records create a musical web that compels you to move your feet off the ground.

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