The Summer of 24 - Line Up
The Summer of 24 | 01
Wake me up
Wake Me Up drifts between dream and reality, capturing the moment of hesitation before letting go. With a driving beat, shimmering synths, and vocals that echo between urgency and surrender, the track embodies the longing to stay lost in a fleeting moment—just a little longer. A song that pulses with the energy of night and the first light of dawn. Wake Me Up marks the first release of The Summer of 24, setting the tone for what’s to come.
The Summer of 24 | 02
Honey
Honey is the first drop of spring — golden, sticky, and full of promise. With deep house grooves, vintage elegance, and surreal imagery, Lexter Adam captures the moment just before everything begins. From the buzzing urge to dive into life to the slow, sensual pull of sunlight and sound, this six-track release melts longing, rhythm, and memory into a hypnotic awakening. A musical ode to transformation, tingling skin, and the beauty of not yet knowing what’s to come.
What else is there to say?
Have you ever been on a journey not knowing where the road would take you? Just listened to the birds, just hummed along with the bees and bumbles?
Just explored your ancestors’ lives, comparing yourself with the generations before?
Just like a bee — searching for your beehive?
You don’t know where the honey comes from — but you need more, and more, and more?
Collect your experience, as I’ve collected all of mine in these words.
Listen to the collection of honey-driven waves.
The Summer of 24 | 03
I Need My Medicine
Lexter Adam isn’t asking. He’s burning. I Need My Medicine is a hypnotic, explicit summer confession—sung under a scorching sky, half delirious, half divine. This track pulses with raw urgency, weaving together sweat, sunlight, and something that tastes like desire but stings like truth. You can almost smell the cut grass and feel the heat radiating from your headphones. This is not a song about love. It's about a craving—unapologetic, messy, holy. With layered metaphors and provocative imagery, Lexter blurs the line between physical and emotional hunger. Is it the sun he's longing for, or someone—or something—else? A boy? A girl? A drug? A dream? He never says. But the need is real. And it comes in waves. Each verse digs deeper, each chorus tighter, until there's no hiding from the rush. I Need My Medicine is the third chapter of the “Summer of 24” series—a bold leap into early May, when the heat turns from gentle to urgent. It’s Lexter shirtless in the yard, breathless in the city, chasing the kind of feeling you can’t stream or fake. This is for everyone who loves too hard, sweats too fast, and wants too much. And for anyone who ever whispered to the sun, “Just one more hit.”
The Summer of 24 | 04
Poppy Fields
Poppy Fields captures the fleeting beauty of an early summer morning — a high-speed escape through northern landscapes and rolling crimson fields. With breezy male vocals, a British club dub aesthetic, and a driving minimal house groove, the track feels like wind in your hair and sunlight on your skin. Warm analog textures meet shimmering arpeggios and a lighthearted, forward-pushing energy. It’s a song about movement, freedom, and that golden moment before the day fully begins.
There’s a pulse of joy that runs beneath the surface — a sense of carefreeness, of leaving the past behind without looking back. Yet woven into the sunlight is a subtle trace of nostalgia, like remembering something beautiful even as it’s still happening. “Poppy Fields” is a dreamy, fast-paced ride through emotion, youth, and the wide open road — the perfect soundtrack for the start of something unforgettable.
The Summer of 24 | 05
The Summer of 24
Was it the summer of 1998 — or just 24 moments stretched and folded by memory? The Summer of 24 is Lexter Adam’s shimmering return.
A wave crashes. A lion roars. Biarritz glows in blue light. Somewhere between golden touches and vanishing traces, time bends. This summer, the beat is young again, and love is running wild — or slipping through our hands.
Nostalgic, cinematic, and irresistibly alive: this is your invitation to relive the summer that never truly ended.
The Summer of 24 | 06
Midnight Sun
Midnight Sun is a glowing celebration of the Scandinavian summer — where the sun never sets, and the night turns into a dream. With divine male vocals, shimmering 80s synths, hypnotic arpeggios, and a euphoric, driving beat, the song captures the pulse of a solstice night on open water. A lone figure, a distant coast, and the golden light that refuses to fade — this is not just a track, it’s a vision.
Infused with mythic undertones and cinematic warmth, “Midnight Sun” dances between firelight and sky, echo and memory. The rhythm moves like waves beneath a small boat, while the chorus lifts like voices rising in celebration. It’s an anthem for togetherness, for transformation, for that eternal golden hour when time stands still and everything glows.
The Summer of 24 | 07
Let's go to Vega
Three figures. One golden morning. A road that leads past oceans, into memory — and maybe beyond time.
“Let’s go to Vega” starts as a summer ride, top down, bass up. But somewhere between Malibu and Cannes, something shifts.
The sky opens. Vega calls. And they answer — Lexter, Ryder, and Sora — together, stepping into the unknown.
This is more than a song. It’s a vision. A moment. And yes, I pictured it. I have one proof.
The Summer of 24 | 12
How do I love to feel like now?
Have you had a picture in mind? I have. I have one proove.
The Summer of 24 | 13
Fields of sunny eyes
Have you had a picture in mind? I have. I have one proove.
The Summer of 24 | 15
Talk slow move fast
Have you had a picture in mind? I have. I have one proove.
The Summer of 24 | 16
Fast Lane into the blue
Have you had a picture in mind? I have. I have one proove.