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    See How Brings Feel-Good Energy on New House Single ‘Kick It’

    By turuchiJune 22, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    UK producer See How returns with Kick It, an uplifting house release that feels perfectly suited for summer playlists, late-night drives, and packed dancefloors. Released on 5 June, the single serves as both an energetic escape and an exciting preview of his debut album, Amusing Ourselves To Death, arriving on 18 September.

    Built around a steady 124 BPM groove, Kick It blends layered samples, warm electronic textures, and crisp rhythms into a sound that feels both familiar and fresh. The track moves effortlessly from one moment to the next, creating an atmosphere that is vibrant, inviting, and full of life. Rather than relying on complicated production tricks, it thrives on mood, flow, and a natural sense of momentum.

    At its heart, Kick It is about breaking free from routine and embracing the present moment. The message is delivered through feeling rather than lengthy explanations. A repeating vocal line, “you know who you are and you’ve come this far,” adds a gentle sense of encouragement and self-belief, while chopped vocals and soft, childlike choral elements bring warmth and nostalgia to the track.

    Compared to earlier releases such as My Religion, which explored themes of digital influence and belief systems, Kick It takes a more immediate and physical approach. Instead of reflecting on modern life’s endless cycles, the song encourages listeners to step outside them, even if only for a few minutes, and lose themselves in rhythm and movement.

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    See How – Kick It

    The single also offers a glimpse into the broader vision behind Amusing Ourselves To Death, a nine-track project examining topics such as digital overload, climate anxiety, and modern belief structures through the lens of UK electronic music. Across these themes, See How continues to strike an impressive balance between thoughtful ideas and accessible, club-ready production.

    Having already gained support from platforms including Undrtone, Notion, and Wonderland, See How is steadily carving out a unique space for himself within electronic music. With Kick It, he delivers a track that is emotionally aware, endlessly engaging, and impossible to sit still to, proving once again that dance music can make people think while also making them move.

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