After the success of The Shadow Self I, II & III - including remixes by Trikk, Terr, Echonomist & Ivory - Berlin-based duo Yeah But No will release Part IV, the final installment of their The Shadow Self series, on Distant Echos in June. With Hurricane, Yeah But No describes the emotional abysses of a toxic relationship. "You want to fight back, to break off contact, but you succumb again and again to the disturbing sexual attraction of your affair - in the mind, reason and desire argue." - Yeah But No In Hurricane, intimate vocals contrast with massive trip-hop beats. As a listener, you're caught between aversion and a strange fascination that fully discharges in the chorus. Deetron's remix delivers an emotional yet punchy version for the dancefloor. Musumeci takes the original into a slightly more euphoric world - supported by his typical Italo and Indie Dance influences. The Shadow Self IV contains - like The Shadow Self III - an orchestral version of the original, which not only gives the track a new interpretation, but also underlines the complexity of the productions. Yeah But No is the project of producer & singer Fabian Kuss and producer & DJ Alex Niggemann. Influenced by hypnotic, electronic sounds and pop music, the duo develops a haunting sound, which is perfectly showcased with their current production series: The Shadow Self.