Okay, real talk—who else woke up today needing a song that feels like snorting glitter off a disco ball at 3 a.m.? Because “Snort This Love” by Subject Is We is THAT track. One spin and I’m already kicking off my shoes, pouring a questionable cocktail, and pretending my living room is Studio 54 reincarnated. If you’ve been hunting for new nu-disco that actually slaps instead of just politely nodding at the past, stop scrolling. You’ve arrived.
Subject Is We (love the name, by the way—feels like a secret society for people who overthink in the club) just unleashed “Snort This Love,” and it’s pure, uncut dance-floor serotonin. We’re talking fat analog synth bass that wobbles like it’s had one too many espresso martinis, crisp four-on-the-floor kicks that hit harder than your ex’s rebound, and these cheeky little funk guitar licks that sneak up and slap your hips into motion. The whole thing is drenched in just enough modern polish to slide onto your favorite Spotify nu-disco playlists (yes, the ones with Purple Disco Machine, Dua Lipa’s “Don’t Start Now” remixes, and that one random Yuksek edit you play on repeat).
Lyrically? It’s playful, horny, and zero-percent serious—in the best way. Love gets treated like the ultimate party drug: addictive, messy, and impossible to quit once the beat drops. There’s this raw, almost spoken-word swagger in the delivery that reminds me of early LCD Soundsystem if James Murphy traded existential dread for pure hedonism. It’s the kind of track you blast when you’re getting ready with friends and suddenly everyone’s doing the worst coke-bump choreography in the mirror. Guilty as charged.
Behind the project is an artist (or collective? the mystery is part of the vibe) with one of the most beautiful manifestos I’ve read in ages. They describe humanity as this wild mosaic of individual experiences—unique voices, eyes, hands, and hearts—yet somehow we all groove to the same cosmic rhythm when the lights go low. That tension between “I’m a singular freak” and “but damn, this beat makes us all one” is basically the emotional core of every great night out. Subject Is We didn’t just make a banger; they bottled that exact feeling and sprayed it all over the dance floor like cheap champagne.
In a world where half the new disco-leaning stuff feels like AI-generated nostalgia, “Snort This Love” stands out because it’s sweaty and human. You can practically smell the fog machine and taste the spilled vodka-Red Bull. It’s nu-disco with dirt under its fingernails—2025’s answer to the sleazy, glorious late-night funk we’ve all been craving since Future Disco shut the lights off.
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Stream “Snort This Love” literally everywhere right now. Throw it on at your next pre-game, warehouse rave, or solo kitchen dance party—no judgment here. Then come back and tell me in the comments: what’s the most ridiculous place this song is gonna make you dance? I need to know I’m not the only one already choreographing a routine in my underwear.
Subject Is We just proved that disco isn’t dead—it’s just been waiting for someone brave enough to make it this unapologetically fun again.
