Can we ever get enough of London musician Cheska Moore? It doesn’t seem so, because today’s release of ‘Disassociated’ has left us wanting even more from this hugely talented artist.
Through its catchy melody, quirky pop production and intriguing vocal elements, this track has to be one of our favourite Cheska bops. Impressively, it took the artist almost two years to complete this piece.
“At its core, ‘Disassociated’ thrives on contrast. The verses build layer by layer, unsettling intervals, tense vocal lines, and rising pressure, pulling the listener towards what feels like an inevitable explosion. But when the chorus hits, everything falls away. This song is more than a sonic experience, it’s a portrayal of disconnection as a toxic coping mechanism. Of retreating so far into yourself that reality becomes distorted.”
If you enjoy Moore’s style of sound, then be sure to check out the rest of her catalogue, which is just as enjoyable to listen to. You can explore her work on Spotify here.
