Addie Manson 'Residual Motion' on VIERVIERTEL

There's a particular kind of magic in a track that doesn't need to shout to be felt, and Addie Manson's 'Residual Motion' is exactly that. Placed fourth of 14 in Yulia Niko's Melodig chart for Week 20 on 3 July, the Extended Mix on VIERVIERTEL has been quietly working its way through the discerning end of the scene, carried by its chords, which do most of the heavy lifting, over a regular, held percussion figure. The sound is up in level, the peaks never quite breaking the surface, and a treble that carries the whole thing with a lightness that is hard to put a finger on, but easy to feel in a room.

The track comes from Addie Manson, who has been building a steady catalogue since February 2025, with three releases so far, mostly on the DAYS like NIGHTS label. The most recent before 'Residual Motion' was 'Right Back' on Headonism Noir in February of this year. At 126 BPM and in F major, it sits neatly in the melodic house and techno pocket, the kind of record that rewards attentive listening on headphones as much as it does late in a set, when the floor has loosened up and the details start to surface. As the Ibiza season settles in, it is exactly the sort of understated tool that gets picked up by the right DJs and carried into the right rooms.