Rossano Snel’s upcoming EP, It Feels Like An Accident, showcases his ability to traverse genres and emotions, offering listeners a journey through dreamy soundscapes, intricate rhythms, and evocative atmospheres. This opening track sets the tone with its dreamy, spacey, and filmic ambiance. It flirts with neo-classical and post-classical vibes, reminiscent of Brian Eno’s *An Ending (Ascent)* and the works of Hania Rani, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Jon Hopkins, and Hildur Guðnadóttir. Oxygen serves as a continuation of the theme explored in Snel’s previous EP CARBON. A shift into electronica, downtempo, and leftfield sounds, Polar Dances evokes a modern, cinematic feel. The track carries echoes of Henry Mancini, reimagined for a 2024 audience. It’s a piece that blends rhythmic complexity with a laid-back groove, perfect for those who appreciate sophisticated electronica. Closing the EP, Changes are coming returns to the ambient and neo-classical realms. With a filmic quality, this track is a reflective, atmospheric piece that encapsulates the overall tone of the EP. It’s a fitting conclusion, leaving the listener in a contemplative state. It Feels Like An Accident is a testament to Rossano Snel’s versatility and his deep understanding of musical storytelling. Each track offers a different facet of his artistry, making this EP a must-listen for those who appreciate music that transcends boundaries and evokes powerful emotions.