Italian producer and multi-instrumentalist Mouth Water unveils a defining chapter in his evolution with Technology Fueled Dream Obsolescence, out now via Through The Void Records. Released on December 19th, 2025, the album arrives as a culmination of years of artistic growth, international recognition, and millions of streams, positioning the project firmly within the contemporary electronic conversation. Lauded for its emotional depth and refined production, Mouth Water has drawn support from outlets including MusicTech, Electronic Groove, We Write About Music, Music and Essential, and TAGG, while continuing to translate that momentum to the stage at Primavera Sound, Tenax Club alongside Röyksopp, and on tour with Sophie and the Giants.
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The project is the sonic and visual expression of Lawrence Fancelli, an Italo-American artist whose work exists at the intersection of electronic intimacy and cinematic restraint. Rooted in house rhythms and ’80s synth-pop nostalgia, his sound fuses analog warmth with modern electronic precision. Written across extended periods in Florence and New York, Technology Fueled Dream Obsolescence reflects a lived-in perspective on vulnerability, resilience, and the shifting nature of human connection in an increasingly digital world.
Designed as a continuous emotional arc rather than a collection of singles, Technology Fueled Dream Obsolescence unfolds with intention and subtle momentum. Tracks like ‘Fireflies‘, ‘Smoke‘, and ‘Rise‘ establish the album’s reflective tone, while ‘JJ (Give and Take)‘ emerges as its emotional core. Written for Fancelli’s daughter shortly after her birth, the piece forgoes dense synthesis in favor of melody, space, and delicately vocoder-treated vocals. The result is an album that emits a deep universal resonance, capturing connection in an increasingly digitized world.
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