After building a sound online following with a series of self-released slow jams, Attila Mora has returned for the fourth time with ‘Out My Life’, a sulky love ballad that seems to find a middle ground between the soulful vocal stylings of Nick Murphy and the off kilter rhythms from the likes of Warp pillars Autechre and Plaid. Serving as the third single from the Melbourne based producer and vocalist, It’s safe to say that Attila Mora’s music is on a path of it’s own.

Beginning with a mellow concoction of creamy chords and swelling vocals, the track builds up into a bed of earthy bass and skittering percussion topped with a tortured vocal hook. Among the the instrumentation we hear a cacophony of distorted bleeps, adding a certain alienating quality to an an otherwise familiar palette of emotions. Approaching the end of the track, we are met with a wave of female vocal cuts that bring the track to it’s absolute climax, before fizzling out for the finale.

You can stream ‘Out My Life’ below.