“Forgive yourself” is rarely dance-floor copy, yet that’s the charge behind mïus’s “Worthy.” The Budapest artist—architect by training, image-maker by habit—braids HALOSARA’s diaristic vocal into air-light synths and brushed, broken-beat percussion. There’s a patient swell rather than a drop; the euphoria is quiet, the kind you feel in your chest more than your limbs.
The phone-memo origin (kept in the opening bars) gives the record a palpable intimacy; when the piano widens and the harmonics lift, you hear the journey from draft to declaration. It’s the latest waypoint in a catalogue that’s touched Sonar Kollektiv, drawn support from KALTBLUT Magazine, Mixmag, CLASH, Faze Mag, and threaded its way onto BBC Radio 6 and KCRW. “Worthy” isn’t maximal; it’s measured. That’s its power.