Groundislava is a totally rad one man electronic music band and moniker for musician Jasper Patterson. He’s put out a few efforts already, including his self-titled Groundislava earlier this year. He makes these somewhat droning, hip-hopping electronic music that is equal parts sophisticated video game soundtrack as it is a means by which to advance the Witch House/Chillwave/Neo-R&B-By-Way-Of-A-White-Person trend in music: it’s a rethinking of electronic music.

This past Tuesday, he released a new EP entitled TV Dream. The EP sees him being more precious in his work, an etherealness lent to the record that otherwise wasn’t visible. It has this air of shininess, which is perhaps both the influence of Los Angeles and Summer being fully present. “Weekend In The Tropics” is the woozy one, two bass opener that feels a bit like riding on a skateboard high out in Venice. “Tower Jump Suicide,” “Salt of Love,” and “Reflecting” are slowed down charmers that reflect starry nights and that moment in Super Mario where you catch the princess and all is well in the video game world. The second track, “TV Dream,” is the biggest standout of the record, featuring a robotic Clive Tanaka, coming together to sound like an outtake from Daft Punk’s Discovery. That, folks, is no small feat.