Ten Walls Turns Flight Into Sound On Dreaming

Ten Walls returns with Dreaming, a cinematic electronic release that feels less like a conventional club track and more like a carefully choreographed movement between air, body and machine. Created alongside Lithuanian aerobatic champion Igoris Lobanovas, the track builds its identity around atmosphere, tension and release, translating the precision and danger of flight into a melodic electronic language.

From the opening moments, Dreaming carries the unmistakable Ten Walls sense of architecture: the low-end feels grounded, the melodic elements unfold patiently, and every transition appears designed to lift the listener without breaking the emotional thread. There is a controlled drama at play here, a widescreen quality that gives the track its cinematic weight while still keeping it connected to the dancefloor.

The presence of GØYA on vocals adds a fragile, human layer to the production. Her voice softens the track’s aerodynamic intensity, bringing warmth and intimacy into a soundscape otherwise shaped by speed, space and movement. This contrast is where Dreaming finds its most compelling identity: it is expansive, but never distant; technical, but never cold.

What makes the release stand apart is its purpose-built audiovisual concept. The music was composed to move alongside Lobanovas’ aerial performance, with the official video capturing the connection between sky and sound as a single choreography. Rather than simply accompanying images, the track seems to breathe with them, turning flight into rhythm and risk into emotional release.

Dreaming is a strong return for Ten Walls, one that reaffirms his ability to build electronic music with scale, depth and physical intention. It is a track made for open spaces, late-night focus and listeners who still believe electronic music can suggest something larger than the club itself.