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Built around movement, momentum and a wide-ranging electronic palette, Choreomania captures Mettā Atom’s instinct for music that works across intimate club systems and expansive festival settings. Its 16-track format offers room for the producer’s genre-fluid approach, drawing on house, techno and bass-driven rhythms while making space for a diverse selection of vocal collaborators. The presence of Hawaii-based artists gives the project a distinct sense of place, connecting its high-energy outlook to a local creative network. Out on Uniting Souls Music, the album brings Honolulu’s dance music spirit into conversation with the wider West Coast underground.
Rather than limiting himself to a single dancefloor formula, Mettā Atom draws on a broad musical vocabulary shaped by years of instrumental study and electronic production. That flexibility is central to the identity of Choreomania, a release conceived for different settings, from late-night club sessions to open-air gatherings and sunset listening. Its collaborative dimension also reinforces the idea that dance music can be both an individual expression and a collective undertaking. Across 16 tracks, the project represents an expansive take on contemporary electronic music, one that prioritises energy, connection and the possibilities of crossing genres.
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