Daniel Leckerman has a sharp instinct for the kind of electropop that works best after dark. “Karma” by Daniel Leckerman arrives wrapped in glowing synths, a restless bassline and that particular late-night tension where memory suddenly becomes louder than whatever is happening around you. The production moves with confidence, while Leckerman keeps the emotional centre close, personal and exposed.

There is a strong sense of motion running through the track. Synths shimmer around the vocal, the rhythm pushes forward, and Leckerman sings from a place caught between memory and change. I like how “Karma” looks at the people, places and earlier versions of ourselves that stay lodged somewhere in the mind, occasionally resurfacing years later with surprising clarity.

That idea gives the song its strongest pull. Leckerman leaves plenty of space around the identity of the person at the centre of the lyrics. It could be an old relationship, a familiar place, or a former version of himself. So don’t miss!