GoldMax keeps his foot on the gas as he serves up “Dance Station,” a cut lifted from “State of Gqom.”
The song sits midway through the tracklist, but its placement matters. It lands at the halfway mark of the record, so it carries the flow GoldMax built into the project.
“Dance Station” forms part of the larger “State of Gqom” body of work. That album holds thirteen songs in total, and it feeds into the wider South African music space.
The subject matter stays rooted in movement. Gqom has always pushed bodies toward the floor, and this record follows that same pull.
GoldMax handles the material without overloading it. The writing keeps things direct, so the groove carries the weight instead of crowded lines.
Fans digging through “State of Gqom” will find “Dance Station” right in the middle. It works as a pivot point for the full listen.
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