Some Story feels like a fragment of something larger.
A bouncing glitchy beat gives the track its forward motion, while melodic synth pads soften the edges and create a strange contrast between rhythm and atmosphere. Somewhere behind it all, a distant voice appears through the haze, filtered like an old telephone transmission — present enough to suggest a message, but too far away to fully understand.
It gives the track an unusual sense of memory.
There is no obvious beginning or ending to the story. Just pieces of it, passing by.
The title seems to play with that idea. Some story. Any story. Perhaps it is important, perhaps it isn’t. The listener is left to fill in the missing parts.
That openness gives Some Story its own kind of momentum. The beat keeps moving forward while the surrounding sounds seem to belong to another place or another time. Something is happening, but exactly what it is remains deliberately unclear.
The result is a playful meeting point between glitch, breakbeats, melodic electronics and hazy ambient textures — familiar enough to feel like a memory, strange enough to feel like one you can’t quite place.
Some Story is on the album Momentum by Morpher — a collection exploring movement, energy, perception and the invisible forces that carry things forward.
From the Album: Momentum
