Orbit Through a Psychedelic, Cosmic High with Young Gstar’s “SPACE TOURIST”

Let’s make this clear. Young Gstar isn’t here to play, he’s here to build a cosmic legacy. With the release of SPACE TOURIST, he makes sure that you don’t just lean in, you’ll get caught into his orbit without any warning.

The London/US-based artist engineers his music from the ground up, also known for his seamless fusion of worlds, sounds, and selves. With SPACE TOURIST, he did not just carefully curate all tracks into a one cohesive sound. He leveraged it as a portal, a genre-bending collision of party and philosophy.

The EP takes off with a euphoric, almost otherworldly vibe with the lead single, On the Moon. It’s not the type of track you’d ponder over but the one that gets into you without a single thought—going straight to your body and senses that pushes you to move. Infectious might not be enough to describe it with the way it was layered. It bounces, letting your pulse sync with every beat. It’s the kind of track that you’d blast at a party while everyone’s got that adrenaline rushing up their face—the kind of cosmic high you’ll get when you’re completely lost in the moment.

Space Story has that addicting raps that glides over the mix without feeling too forced. It’s chill, letting every word breathe along with the beats. The subtle glitches in the delivery is such a stand-out element in the track, giving it more depth for a futuristic, space-like vibes.

Aside from his out-of-his-world musicality, Young Gstar drops verses packed with substance in TomoRRow. Along with the swag is the romantic touch into it, all hopeful and optimistic. And it does not end there because at the end of the track, the spotlight shifts to self-worth and affirmation. What makes this a great listen is all that catchy wordplays and slick bars holds depth—it’s love, ambition, and self-empowerment in one cosmic ride.

PsychonauticZ got that psychedelic texture into it, enough to make you think, “Is it a dream or an awakening?” It’s sitting in between sinking and floating, pulsing into your headspace until everything feels light and hazy. It’s expansive and hypnotic all throughout.

Young Gstar’s interdimensional musicality shines all throughout, every track in SPACE TOURIST holds a significant sound that’s exactly his. Each layer feels intentional and definitely not your average fusion of hip-hop and trap. While others settle into that shallow, rushed noise that carries overconfident flexes, Young Gstar crafts music that’s equally magnetic and deep at the same time.

This EP legit sounds like it has been crafted in outer space and not in a studio.

Overall, SPACE TOURIST legit sounds like it has been crafted in outer space, not in a studio—and it’s more than just a prelude to his upcoming album. It’s a psychedelic, rebellious, and blissful spark that leads to something bigger and more expansive.