Lt Headtrip Reunites with Impervious Machine Producer Rich Courage FKA Defpotec for Summer Single "Water Wings" (we are the karma kids)

we are the karma kids (karma kids) founder, emcee, and producer Lt Headtrip has returned with his first proper offering of 2019, "Water Wings." Headtrip has reunited with his one-time Impervious Machine collaborator, producer Rich Courage FKA Defpotec. Impervious Machine released Impervious Machine v1.28571429 on karma kids back in 2014; Headtrip & Defpotec re-emerged in May 2016 for ImpMac_DLC, a remix collection featuring edits from the likes of Duncecap, Teddy Faley, Samurai Banana, E L U C I D, Carl Kavorkian, Uymitsu, and Headtrip himself. "Water Wings" is Lt Headtrip's first proper, non-remixed single since his 2018 single, "WET BRAIN" Remixed By Teddy Faley, as preceded by 2017's Comedy of The Filthbeast. Lt Headtrip stated "this is the first time in my career that I've written a nice, pleasant song, let alone, record and release one..." within an emailed press statement to The Witzard. "Water Wings" is accompanied by a fittingly glitchy Headtrip & Brita Enflo-shot music video wit after effects added on by Rich Courage & Headtrip. "Water Wings" is the first single from an upcoming Rich Courage-produced EP, which Lt Headtrip assures will be released before the end of 2019.

"I'm putting a track out this Friday. Produced by Rich Courage, formerly known as Defpotec, the other half of Impervious Machine. This is the first time in my career that I've written a nice, pleasant song, let alone, record and release one, so I figured I'd get it out in the summer when people are feeling all happy and sh*t. Rich & I are working on an EP that will be out eventually, but this is all the world gets for now. This is certainly the most pleasant song on the album. We shot the video on Block Island, where I'm living for the summer, using an off-brand Go-Pro. Once we captured the footage, I sent it to Rich to glitch out using his VJ rig and then, I edited the filtered video together."

- Lt Headtrip (@LtHeadtrip)

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