Massive Love

Released in late 2017, Massive Love represents a significant shift for Mokhov toward a more rhythmic, house-influenced sound compared to his earlier downtempo explorations. While his signature 'crystalline' production remains the focal point, this album introduces stronger nu-disco and house elements, evidenced by the four-on-the-floor beats and more aggressive synth leads. The six-track structure suggests a concise, curated experience rather than a sprawling ambient journey, with each track hovering around the five-minute mark to allow for melodic development. Critically, the album is noted for its unwavering positivity, a rare trait in the electronic genre. It sits as a bridge between the bedroom-produced IDM of the early 2010s and a more polished, club-adjacent aesthetic. The track titles themselves - referencing 'glow,' 'revolution,' and 'sunshine' - accurately reflect the high-vibrational, light-filled sonic palette that Mokhov has perfected here.