Gryffin’s new album, “PULSE,” marks a powerful return to the roots of dance music that originally inspired him. As his third album, “PULSE” is a showcase of Gryffin’s creative evolution and a deep dive into the essence of dance music. This album reflects his personal journey and artistic growth, blending a rich palette of sounds and emotions.

The album opens with “Magic,” a euphoric track that sets an energetic tone for the rest of the album. Previously released as a single, it features lively rhythms and playful vocals that signal Gryffin’s refreshed musical direction. Gryffin’s collaboration with ZOHARA on “Where Are You Tonight” highlights their strong chemistry, showcased through a piano-driven melody and heartfelt vocals. This track stands out as one of the album’s highlights.

In “Falling To Pieces,” Gryffin experiments with breaks and heavier percussion, demonstrating his willingness to explore new sonic territories. Similarly, “I Don’t Wanna Know,” featuring Elderbrook, dives into melodic techno with its captivating vocal melodies and hypnotic beats.

The album’s exploration of various genres continues to unfold, with “Last Of Us,” featuring Rita Ora, bringing the journey to a powerful close. The track emphasizes finding one’s true rhythm amidst chaos, encapsulating the themes of rediscovery and resilience that permeate “PULSE.”