Stereo Saints Q&A: Five Upcoming Tracks, Late-Night Energy & The Sound of Tomorrow

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Stereo Saints are gearing up for an exciting run of releases, with five brand-new tracks set to showcase the different sides of their electronic sound.

From uplifting summer vibes to deep underground club energy, the duo have created a collection of songs that capture different moments, feelings and experiences within dance music.

We caught up with the lads to talk about the inspiration behind the releases, their partnership with Lucidia Records, and the exciting possibilities ahead.

Your first upcoming release is “Summer Love”. What inspired the track?

Stereo Saints:We wanted to create something that captured the feeling of summer and brought a bit of positivity and energy to people. There’s so much going on in the world, and we wanted to make a feel-good track that people could put on, enjoy and instantly feel lifted.

“Summer Love” is all about those moments where music, sunshine and good company come together. It’s designed to put a smile on people’s faces and create memories.

Next up is “Underground Sound”. This feels like a very different vibe. Tell us about the inspiration behind it.

Stereo Saints:“Underground Sound” is all about that late-night atmosphere. We wanted to capture that feeling of being in a club at 2am, when the lights are low, the bass is hitting, and everyone is completely lost in the music.

It has a darker, more immersive energy compared to “Summer Love”. It’s about that connection between the DJ, the crowd and the sound system where everything else disappears for a while.

“Inside The Sound” has a really immersive feel. What’s the story behind that track?

Stereo Saints:“Inside The Sound” is about that moment where music becomes more than just something you listen to — it becomes something you feel.

When you’re completely absorbed in a track, almost like the music is running through you, that’s the feeling we wanted to capture. It’s about being so connected to the sound that everything else fades away and you’re completely inside that moment.

“Flake On The Bassline” has already caught people’s attention because of the title. What can you tell us about that one?

Stereo Saints:The title itself says a lot! It’s a track built around the darker, more chaotic side of late-night culture. We wanted to play with certain slang, phrases and imagery that people who know that world will immediately recognise.

It’s energetic, cheeky and has that rebellious edge that fits perfectly with the underground club scene.

Your fifth release, “Glassy”, takes things into a more atmospheric direction. What inspired this track?

Stereo Saints:“Glassy” is about entering a different state of mind and that feeling of drifting away from reality. The track explores that spaced-out, disconnected feeling where everything slows down and you’re somewhere between being present and completely lost in your own world.

We wanted to create a soundscape that reflects that hazy, dreamlike experience and take listeners on a journey.

You’re working with Lucidia Records for these releases. How has that partnership been?

Stereo Saints:We’re really excited to be working with Lucidia Records. The team understands our vision and has been really supportive in helping us develop these releases and get the music out to more people.

It feels like a great partnership because we’re all passionate about pushing creative boundaries and building something exciting.

There has also been talk of collaborations with other Lucidia artists, including AudioGenika. What can fans expect?

Stereo Saints:We’ve been having some great conversations about potential collaborations with AudioGenika, and everything we’ve discussed sounds really exciting.

They have such an interesting approach to music, and combining our styles could create something really unique. Nothing is locked in yet, but there are definitely some exciting ideas being explored.

Five releases, five different experiences — what do you hope listeners take away from this collection of tracks?

Stereo Saints:We want people to feel something. Whether it’s the happiness and energy of “Summer Love”, the underground intensity of “Underground Sound”, or getting completely lost in the atmosphere of the other tracks, every song has its own identity.

Dance music has always been about moments, memories and emotions — and that’s what we want to create.