British newcomer Stevie Neale’s magnetic debut, "Dangerous," is a real track from a time warp, like an unreleased gem of ’90s garage. Produced and sung by the native of Cornwall—a four-hour train ride southwest of London—the song showcases Neale's great ear and massive voice, which stretches loud and pushes against the confines of her recording equipment, working like a metaphor for the gifted rising artist. "Dangerous" is a white-label single, and Neale will feature on Spacek producer Morgan Zarate's EP on Hyperdub, out next month.
Stream: Stevie Neale, "Dangerous"
