Body Corp

Unusual for Us feels like a night drive through neon reflections — sleek, soulful, and quietly surreal. BODY CORP, the Adelaide-based producer known for his refined blend of house, soul, and late-night electronica, crafts a record that blurs the boundaries between dancefloor pulse and emotional introspection. Each track is minimal yet magnetic, built on deep basslines, vaporous chords, and percussive subtleties that seem to breathe in sync with the listener.

There’s a distinct warmth under the surface — hints of Balearic calm, ‘90s deep house nostalgia, and the cinematic restraint of Japanese city pop. BODY CORP doesn’t rush; he sculpts space, creating grooves that glide rather than push. The result is a record that feels like both a memory and a mirage — human touch within digital architecture.

Where most electronic releases aim for climax, Unusual for Us lingers in the spaces between — where emotion and design quietly coexist. It’s the sound of restraint as romance, a love letter written in rhythm and reverb.