Young Gun Silver Fox, “Burning Daylight” from ‘Pleasure’: One track mind
Young Gun Silver Fox’s “Burning Daylight” is a standout track from their 2025 release ‘Pleasure’ as it grafts togther of best elements of EWF, Ambrosia and 70s Chicago.
Young Gun Silver Fox’s “Burning Daylight” is a standout track from their 2025 release ‘Pleasure’ as it grafts togther of best elements of EWF, Ambrosia and 70s Chicago.
The production and engineering are tighter than ever, so if it’s possible for Young Gun Silver Fox’s ‘Pleasure’ to sound more organic and dig deeper — yet more pristine — then this is your ticket.
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