Made in Heights

Made in Heights creates a sound that feels like a lucid dream captured in high definition. It is the intersection of Kelsey Bulkin’s airy, breathy vocal delivery and Sabzi’s sophisticated, beat-driven production. The music occupies a space between the club and the bedroom, offering rhythms that make you sway but textures that invite you to close your eyes and drift. It is polished, modern, and deeply atmospheric.

What sets them apart is the surgical precision of the production. While many dream pop acts rely on a wash of reverb to create mood, Made in Heights uses negative space and sharp, hip-hop influenced percussion to frame their melodies. The result is music that feels both fragile and structurally sound, like a glass sculpture. There is a playful surrealism in the lyrics that keeps the emotional weight from becoming too heavy.

Start with the album Without My Enemy What Would I Do. It represents the peak of their collaborative chemistry, featuring tracks that range from upbeat, synth-driven pop to submerged, skeletal ballads. It is the perfect entry point for anyone who enjoys electronic music that prioritizes soul and atmosphere over dancefloor aggression.