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Gabey Debuts Solo Release “Indulge In” on Wide Shut Records

Aug 21
2 min read

Gabey introduces “Indulge In,” marking his debut solo release on Wide Shut Records, the independent imprint he co-founded with PFL76.

After the label’s early steps with collaborative releases, “Indulge In” presents a more focused look into Gabey’s own sonic direction: patient, understated and built around atmosphere rather than immediate impact.


Gabey portrait for “Indulge In” release on Wide Shut Records, a slow-burning melodic house and techno track.


A Slow-Burning Late-Night Cut


“Indulge In” is a record that unfolds with restraint. Anchored by a deep rolling kick, crisp hi-hats and a resonant low-end, the track gradually opens through syncopated percussion, filtered synth pulses, delayed claves and distant vocal fragments.

Instead of relying on big drops or obvious peak-time moments, Gabey builds tension through repetition and subtle movement. The arrangement evolves almost imperceptibly, allowing each detail to enter the space naturally while keeping the groove locked and hypnotic.


Atmosphere Over Spectacle


The strength of “Indulge In” lies in its patience. Warm analog piano chords, restrained melodic motifs and expansive reverb create a soundscape that feels intimate, immersive and deeply suited to late-night listening.

It is the kind of track that works in a dimly lit warehouse, an after-hours basement club or the final stretch of a sunrise set. Nothing feels forced. Every element is carefully placed, giving the record a quiet confidence that reveals itself over time.


Wide Shut Records Expanding Identity


Wide Shut Records has already positioned itself as more than a traditional electronic music label. Founded in Montréal by Gabey and PFL76, the project connects music and visual art through releases that explore deeper themes such as personal discovery, spirituality, science and the human condition.


With “Indulge In,” Gabey delivers a confident solo statement for Wide Shut Records. The record is subtle, hypnotic and carefully constructed, showing an artist interested in depth rather than excess.


For listeners drawn to melodic house and techno, late-night grooves and underground electronic music that rewards close attention, “Indulge In” is a release that earns its place slowly and stays with you longer because of it.


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