NewsClaude VonStroke Drops ‘Two Line Groove’ Ahead of New Album ‘Wrong Number’

Claude VonStroke Drops ‘Two Line Groove’ Ahead of New Album ‘Wrong Number’

The latest single from his upcoming LP features vocals from his children and leans into a deeper, groove-led sound

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American electronic music producer Claude VonStroke has released his new single “Two Line Groove” via Wrong Number Records. The track arrived April 17 as the latest preview of his forthcoming album Wrong Number, due May 22.

The rollout began last month with “Static In The Deep End,” offering the first glimpse into a project shaped around the spirit of underground dancefloors.

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On “Two Line Groove,” VonStroke brings a personal touch, featuring vocals from his children, Jasper and Ella. Their appearance adds a more intimate layer to the track, setting it apart within his catalog.

The track is built around a punchy kick and dubby bassline, with shifting chords and playful vocal moments weaving through the arrangement. As it develops, the energy lifts into a groove-driven drop, punctuated by a subtle, jazzy saxophone accent.

Speaking on the album, VonStroke described it as one of his most introspective projects to date. “This album is the most moody of all five of my albums but it still has some fun stuff. I wanted to recalibrate expectations and create a new world where everyone doesn’t need to hear bangers every second and ravers come to dance,” he said.

Earlier this month, VonStroke kicked off his tour in Tokyo. He continues this week with stops at Culture Box, Part Time Locals and Panorama Bar, with additional dates across Switzerland, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and Norway.

You can buy “Two Line Groove” on Beatport.