Sunday Morning Medicine is a feature from Dancing Astronaut specializing in digital music’s mellower side. We bring you our therapeutic choices –old and new–in attempts to relieve the effects of a weekend of partying.

Like a lucid dream, Robotaki‘s newest, “Meant To Be,” swirls and struts through the consciousness with its Tame Impala/Daft Punk-esque psychedelia/synth-wave. Start your Sunday on the side of Robotaki’s fantasy that is nautical.

Lane 8 introduces some pensive splendor to Virtual Self‘s sweeping smash, “Ghost Voices,” and the end result is a rousing, subtly danceable sonic sonnet.

RAC lends furrowing keys and blooming builds to an already-idyllic Giraffage offering. “Maybes” stands for candies, swimming possibility that this Sunday.

From his most recent EP, Vincent‘s “I’m No Magician” is the sensual savor we all crave for end-of-weekend dopamine replenishment. Love, Alexa’s pulsing chops and Vincent’s throbbing bass struck like a beckoning Sunday strobe light.

Arriving from Lee Burridge‘s All Day I Dream imprint, Sébastien Léger’s “Rocket To Lee’s Little Cloud” is the quixotic vessel you ordered to deliver from intrusive thoughts of the upcoming work week. Using its chugging beat wistful, reverberating synth line escape is imminent.

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