Aaron Decay’s Sunset Ode to Love and Melancholy
With Mi Amor, Aaron Decay delivers his most personal and cinematic track to date — a poetic fusion of Spanish guitar and progressive house, where warmth, memory, and movement intertwine.
“I wanted it to feel like a memory you dance with,” he explains. “Something that brings both a smile and a tear.” Inspired by a dusty vinyl of Concerto d’Aranjuez found in his mother’s collection, Mi Amor channels the emotive power of classical guitar through a modern electronic lens. The result is a track that feels both timeless and urgent — intimate, yet expansive.
Built on a flowing legato bassline and tender Spanish vocals, the track glides between melancholic verses and immersive drops. “The real challenge,” Aaron Decay says, “was keeping the soul of the guitar intact within an electronic structure. I didn’t want it to feel forced — and that tension between acoustic warmth and digital energy became the heart of the piece.”
The final moments of Mi Amor shine with this contrast — powerful percussion layered under soft harmonies and delicate vocal lines. It’s a track made for sunset sets, where the light dims but the emotion glows.
Mi Amor isn’t just a dance track — it’s a love letter, a whispered confession, and a rhythm that stays with you long after the last note fades.
Mi Amor is now available on all streaming platforms.
Let it guide you somewhere quiet, and maybe unexpected.