Spencer Brown launched his own record label, diviine, earlier this year to release whatever music type he wanted, when he wanted, without restrictions. The label's debut double single ‘Forbidden Flow / 18 Min Loop’ featured a song that clocked in at, you guessed it, 18 minutes. While the initial release was geared towards the club, Spencer further demonstrates the zeitgeist of diviine with the follow-up up release ‘Stuck/Reflex,’ two beautiful songs that feature vocals from Senegalese-American singer-songwriter, Marieme.

A favorite of top lifestyle publications including V Magazine and FLAUNT, Marieme’s sultry, smooth and soulful touch is at the core of what makes this unique collaboration so special. ‘Stuck’ is a flowing, ethereal slice of progressive house while ‘Reflex’ is built around a traditional songwriting structure, allowing Marieme to tell her story unaccompanied by beats until the very end.

“I discovered Marieme during the pandemic while going through an extremely difficult time and was blown away by her voice. We met and felt deeply connected on a musical, personal, and spiritual level. Marieme and I poured our hearts into this EP, which is the most vulnerable music I’ve released in my career,” Spencer Brown says,

“It was amazing working with Spencer during the pandemic because the uncertainty was a catalyst to help us let go and just be, and I feel like it’s reflected in the collaboration,” Marieme adds.

Spencer Brown launched diviine to allow himself full creative freedom and to help give power back to artists. Some diviine releases will be long. Some tracks will be short. Some radio-friendly tracks will have an edit. But that’s how it should be!

Spencer is an artist who likes to live on the cutting edge of dance music without being boxed into any genre. Whether it be techno, deep house, progressive house, or a whopping 18-minute stormer, Spencer creates what he wants, when he wants, for the love of music. Throughout his career, he’s explored the label system, never bound to any organization, but choosing world-class imprints such as Anjunadeep, Last Night on Earth, Factory93, and mau5trap to release his diverse work. It’s now time for Spencer to take the next step in his career and launch his own label...a place for dance music without any boundaries…this is diviine.

Spencer Brown’s ‘Stuck/Reflex’ is available on April 22 across all digital platforms.