Wood Drift - Man Of Love on Fall From Grace Records

Wood Drift delivers a new Deep House, “Man Of Love”, now available on Fall From Grace Records. Released on 2025-08-01. Download now.

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Album Insights

Artists: Wood Drift

Genre: Deep House

Release Date: 2025-08-01

Label: Fall From Grace Records

Catalog: FFGR127

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Behind the Deep House : Release Notes

You dont get a title like Man Of Love without carrying the weight to back it up. You dont wear it unless youve lost more than youve won, felt more than youve spoken, and bled every goddamn beat into the dirt. And you sure as hell dont put it out on Fall From Grace Records – label of sinners, savants, and sonic exorcists – unless its the real thing. But this is Wood Drift were talking about. Of course its the real thing. The fourth single in the slow-burn crucifixion leading to their album Ten Years After, Man Of Love is not a flex – its a testament. A groaning, soul-heavy blend of downtempo grace and melodic tension, soaked in atmosphere and seasoned with tears. It doesnt dance, it sways. It doesnt beg, it confesses. From the opening shimmer, you know this ones different. Theres a ghost in the machinery. The synths float like regret across midnight highways. The beat thumps slow and soft, like a tired heart learning to love again. You can hear the life in it – the miles, the mistakes, the missed calls at 3AM. Its progressive house stripped of ego, deep house filled with gravity, ambient textures whispering in your peripheral vision. Its music that smells like skin and memory. Demi, of course, is a survivor of the old order. One third of the holy trinity SOS (alongside Desyn Masiello and Omid 16B), he etched his name across the core texts of electronic musics spiritual era – Global Underground, Renaissance, Balance, and beyond. He was there when this thing mattered, when it still felt like church. Now, with Dennis, hes doing something riskier – making music that doesnt scream at you, but undresses you slowly. And on Man Of Love, they take everything theyve built – the raw throb of Aura, the heavy pour of Decanter, the celestial ache of Heaven Knows – and push deeper. Into tenderness. Into truth. Into the kind of vulnerability most producers wouldnt dare touch without a smokescreen of irony or noise. But Wood Drift doesnt run from emotion. They worship it. And this track? This track is holy. Fall From Grace Records has now dropped its 127th release like a handwritten letter left burning on a lovers doorstep. This isnt marketing. This isnt hype. This is revelation. Man Of Love is what happens when two sonic mystics open the vault and show you whats really inside. Its not fame. Its not fortune. Its feeling – weathered, sacred, and still beating. You wont hear Man Of Love at peak time in Ibiza. But youll hear it the morning after, when youre coming down and looking at yourself in the mirror, wondering if love still means anything in this era of disposability. And somewhere, between the pads and the pulse, youll get your answer. He still believes. And thank whatever gods you pray to – so do we.