Twofold Cipher is not chasing trends; they are charting states of mind. With their fourth single, “Horizons”, the international Band delivers a track that feels both effortless and intentional, music designed to move bodies while quietly re-centering the soul. It is a song that looks forward without abandoning the present, grounded in rhythm yet elevated by purpose.
Based in Jersey and operating across borders, Twofold Cipher emerged as the creative vision of songwriter and producer André Tanguy. What began as a solitary idea soon evolved into a genuinely global collaboration, drawing in California-based vocalist Trevor Laake and Buenos Aires musician Hernán Saplletta. Distance has never been a limitation for this project; instead, it has become part of its DNA. Their music is shaped through remote collaboration, shared philosophy, and a collective commitment to intention-driven songwriting.
“Horizons” builds naturally on the momentum of earlier releases, particularly the fluid ease of “Flow”, but it also marks a widening of perspective. The track is warm and groove-led, blending alternative pop, funk, and reggae influences into a sound that feels sunlit without becoming superficial. The rhythm carries a gentle forward motion, while the production leaves space for reflection. Nothing is overcrowded. Every element feels placed with care.
“Horizons” is a meditation on responsibility and awareness. The song was inspired by reflections on the future we shape not just for ourselves, but for the generations that follow. Rather than delivering a heavy-handed message, Twofold Cipher opts for something more enduring: a calm affirmation of presence. The central idea, let go, let be is not passive; it is quietly radical. The track suggests that compassion, presence, and clarity are foundations for real change, not distractions from it.
Trevor Laake’s vocal performance plays a crucial role in communicating that message. His delivery is warm, assured, and inviting, carrying both intimacy and quiet authority. There is no urgency in his tone, yet the emotional conviction is unmistakable. He sounds like someone extending a hand rather than delivering a sermon, which gives the song its inclusive power. The vocals glide effortlessly across the groove, reinforcing the song’s sense of openness and trust.
Twofold Cipher stands apart from much of today’s output by choosing hope without naïveté. Their influences, ranging from Twenty One Pilots and Dirty Heads to Stick Figure and Bob Marley, are evident, but never derivative. Instead, those references are filtered through a distinctly modern lens, resulting in music that feels familiar yet personal.
Since their debut, the project has gained support from tastemakers including BBC Radio Introducing and numerous Spotify playlists, a testament to both accessibility and substance. Yet what truly defines Twofold Cipher is their self-declared mission: to inspire every listener. In a cultural moment marked by noise, speed, and disconnection, their work offers something increasingly rare space.
“Horizons” is not just a single; it is a statement of intent. It invites listeners to slow down, widen their view, and approach life with awareness rather than fear. As Twofold Cipher prepares a steady run of new releases throughout 2026, they are establishing themselves as artists committed not only to sound, but to meaning. This is music for those willing to lean in, listen deeply, and carry the feeling forward.
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