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Eyezic Revisits Childhood Memories With Stunning Self-Reflective and Genre-Blurring 6-Track EP ‘VHS’ via Lost In Dreams Records

A young man with glasses and a blue cap gestures thoughtfully with his finger to his temple, set against a softly lit background.

Washington D.C. producer Eyezic returns to Lost In Dreams Records with ‘VHS,’ a six-track EP arriving September 10th. It turns the lens inward, revisiting the moments, sounds, and memories that shaped him. Inspired by childhood memories caught on tape, the project traces a path through nostalgia, connection, self-discovery, and acceptance—marking a new chapter for an artist stepping fully into frame and revealing a more emboldened version of his artistry. 

The spool’s opening scene is “CARE FOR YOU,” which captures the uncomplicated joy of caring deeply for someone. A euphoric house offering built around warmth and movement, the track pairs pitched-up vocal hooks with dusty lo-fi spoken-word narration that emerges during the breakdown, like a treasured voice memo that gives love a playback button. Fast drum shuffles fuel the groove with an immediate pulse, while vibrant plucky leads, ethereal atmospherics, soothing nature sounds, radiant modulations, and dreamy spatial effects wrap the production in a soft-focus glow. 

Across the ‘VHS’ EP, Eyezic navigates distinct emotional milestones: “TALK TO ME” addresses the desire for true connection amid life’s growing complexities, while “NEEDU2NEEDME” explores excitement, vulnerability, and the vital realization that self-love comes first. Lead single “WASN’T SMALL” with Jeanne Taylor confronts the weight of unresolved relationship dynamics, “TAKE YOUR TIME” advocates for presence and patience, and closer “IT’S NOT YOU IT’S ME” arrives at full acceptance and ownership over his path. 

The project continues Eyezic’s ongoing exploration of genre crossover, combining elements from across the electronic spectrum while maintaining the melodic and emotional sensibility that has become central to his sound. 

In his own words, Eyezic breaks down the moments of reflection that went into the making of his latest body of work:

This EP feels like finding a light I didn’t know I was looking for. A reflection of the things I once loved, the moments that made me who I am, and the parts of myself I had left behind. I grew up behind the camera, always capturing little moments, and watching life through a lens. Now, somehow, I’ve found myself on the other side of it. This project is me stepping into the frame. Every memory, every little piece of nostalgia brought me closer to myself again. Everything I’ve loved along the way, shaping me into the person I am today. The EP is about remembering who I’ve always been.

Eyezic has steadily carved out a distinct lane in modern electronic music, boasting releases on Bitbird, Lowly, Proximity, and Lost In Dreams (home to his previous ‘Reflections’ and ‘In Motion’ projects). His catalog features collaborations with Babsy., demotapes, CloudNone, Atura, and Blookah, alongside official remixes for Tate McRae, San Holo, ALLEYCVT, CloZee, and Maddy O’Neal. His records have also earned play across major radio shows hosted by Martin Garrix, Louis the Child, ILLENIUM, Alison Wonderland, SLANDER & NGHTMRE, and Zeds Dead

On stage, Eyezic translates his fluid studio identity into high-energy live sets, having recently supported Babsy. following past shows with Sammy Virji, Disco Lines, and Troyboi. An upcoming headline show at Planet Had2 in Richmond builds directly on this momentum, cementing his rising presence across the live circuit. 

With ‘VHS,’ Eyezic presents his most personal project yet through a collection of tracks rooted in memories, relationships, and the experiences that have shaped his creative identity. The EP offers a clear look at where Eyezic is headed next while remaining grounded in the sounds and experiences that have defined his journey so far.

Eyezic’s new EP ‘VHS’ is available on all platforms via Lost In Dreams Records.

More About Eyezic

From Washington DC, Eyezic has established himself as an influential force in the electronic landscape. Tastefully blending elements of stutter house, UK garage, and bass, he crafts an unparalleled crossover sound that distinguishes his music and sets him apart from other contemporaries. Already boasting impressive releases on esteemed labels including Bitbird, Lowly, Proximity, and Insomniac’s vocal-driven Lost In Dreams, Eyezic’s discography further confirms his production versatility and showcases his ability to seamlessly merge genres, resulting in something both fresh and captivating. His unique sound commanding attention, Eyezic’s release catalog also includes official remixes for respected industry acts such as San Holo, Clozee, and Tate McRae. In addition to his studio work, Eyezic has solidified his reputation with energy-packed performances. Supporting artists among the likes of San Holo, Sammy Virji, Disco Lines, Troyboi, and more, along with appearances at high profile festivals such as Beyond Wonderland, Elements Music Festival, and Spring Awakening, Eyezic continues to develop a dedicated fanbase.

More About Lost In Dreams Records

Lost In Dreams is the latest vision to come to life from Insomniac, dedicated to creating a surreal experience across its label, festival, and events series. Powered by Insomniac Music Group and fueled by unfettered imagination, the brand aims to blur the lines between fantasy and reality, while showcasing an array of cutting-edge talent from the genres of future bass, melodic dubstep, and vocal-driven dance music. Since first taking shape at the start of 2021, Lost In Dreams Records has championed a host of boundary-pushing artists including Kaivon, Crystal Skies, Haywyre, Danny Olson, Highlnd, and more. During Labor Day weekend, the inaugural Lost In Dreams festival took over the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center for a three-stage soiree filled with sights and sounds sourced straight from your wildest fantasy.

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