Liam Mour hands Kind a first credit on 'Into You'
Mour's new single is 3:45 of dusky two-step, with Kind making their first official appearance as an artist. The build does the work.
BY JOLT Staff · OCT 5 2026 · 1 min readLiam Mour's 'Into You' is a two-step record that behaves like a room filling up. It runs 3:45 and is Kind's first official appearance as an artist.
Mour is Berlin-born and Porto-based, a Funkhaus Berlin resident who has spent recent years on dusky, analogue-driven dance music with a dreamy melodic streak. He also scores: features for Amazon Prime, a crime series for HBO Max, and a Best Composer nomination at the 2024 Deutscher Fernsehpreis. He has toured with Gold Panda and SOHN, opened for Four Tet and Max Cooper, and counts Nils Frahm as a long-time friend and former crew mate.
Mour directed, edited and filmed the video himself. One track, one clip, out October 2.
The build is the record: a deep synth intro, then Reese bass pulses under Kind's serene, lush vocal. The drums are broken, the palette analogue, the melody dreamy. A dance record with the lights low.
For a single, the arc is honest: intro, bass, voice, exit. It staples nothing on to make the runtime look bigger than the idea.
It is late-night music, for the crowd that found him in support slots: the Gold Panda and SOHN rooms, the Four Tet and Max Cooper ones.
The flaw is scale. At 3:45, Kind arrives and is gone before the pairing develops. The voice carries the most and gets the least of the time.
Still clean, patient, built for the end of a night. A 3.5: Kind's vocal earns it, and Mour's restraint does too.
