Glenn Morrison & Night Waves (UK) - Prango / Over My Head

Fall From Grace Records pushes the counter forward once again with release 163, as Glenn Morrison and Night Waves return to the control room with the two track EP 'Prango / Over My Head.' This is late hour music for people who still believe the dancefloor is a place of ritual, not distraction. Morrison's melodic sense and Night Waves' UK born precision collide in a sound that drifts between atmosphere and propulsion, wrapping hypnotic house around the spine of progressive movement. It is sleek, patient, and quietly dangerous, built for clubs where the ceiling sweats and the crowd listens with its whole body. The A side 'Prango' opens the portal. A rolling bassline locks into a soft but insistent pulse while glowing chords ripple outward like city lights seen through rain soaked glass. It carries the emotional gravity of classic rave culture, filtered through modern progressive architecture. The groove never shouts, it persuades. Layers bloom, retreat, and return with cinematic intent, giving DJs the kind of long form weapon that stretches time instead of cutting it. 'Prango' feels alive in motion, designed for moments when the floor is already unified and ready to drift deeper into itself. On the flip, 'Over My Head' sinks into a thicker haze. The rhythm chugs with slow confidence, driven by low end pressure and washed in late night texture. It is moody without being heavy, sensual without losing discipline. Subtle melodic ghosts hover above the groove, turning repetition into hypnosis. With support from Danny Howells, Sasha and John Digweed, Solomun and more, Morrison and Night Waves continue to sharpen Fall From Grace into a platform for timeless club language. 'Prango / Over My Head' is not background music. It is a conversation between movement and memory, written for the dancers who stay when everyone else goes home.