Producer Houis shows he isn’t just a lofi wonder, teaming up with experimental pop duo Couch Prints on whimsical new single "Say Enough". The NYC natives meld their unique styles to create a lofi, electronic creation fit for a breakup. The instrumentation was definitely the most experimental song on the album. It has a pop-like arrangement, while using a 3/4 beat (inspired by some Bonobo songs I’ve been listening to lately). The FX, fluttering synths, and vocal chops were also inspired by Mount Kimble’s live rendition of “Before I Move Off” on KEXP (one of my favorite songs for the past decade).“Say Enough” walks the line between electronic and chillhop — Houis At its core, "Say Enough" is a song about feeling empty. For us, some of the worst moments in life have not been about sadness, but about pure apathy" — Couch Prints THE STORY SO FAR Houis (pronounced “weece”) is a French-American producer based in NYC. Influenced by artists such as Bonobo and Tom Misch, his distinct R&B lofi sound has evolved to include elements of a newer indie/house aesthetic. As both a visual and sound artist, Houis displays a dexterity between visual aesthetics and his music which alludes to a wide range of ever-evolving skill. His debut album “Outgrown” perfectly depicts the full range of his musical convictions, from UKG inspired lo-fi instrumentals, 80’s leaning indie-pop Open & Repeat w. Emmett Kai , to soulful offerings with international guest features such as Daydreamin' w. Blush'ko. https://facebook.com/houismusic https://instagram.com/houis__