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Strange though the track may be, the climax would undoubtedly move a room full of pilled up ravers to a state of frenzy. Na'am is something totally different, existing mainly as a collage of recorded and found sounds, avoiding the usual structure of house music in favour of something reminiscent of the weirder side of the Chemical Brothers. Alaska could be described as an amalgamation of the inspirations that lead to the first Sneaky release, combining the pumping house beats of CUX3, the comforting Wurlitzer of Zubr and the ethereal movie-soundtrack Dusk. This Second EP takes a new format, with two original tracks 'Alaska' and 'Na'am' on the A-side, backed up by a Nicholas & Marcoradi remix of CUX3 and Ranacat's remix of Zubr. Review: Londoners Kiwi and Ashworth return to Sneaky for a follow-up to Dawn EP, the warm, dusty and at times experimental release, championed by the likes of Daniel Avery, Eric Duncan and Tiefschwarz. Fari 116 and Tilt were self-released on hand-stamped white labels.Īrchival testaments, but set apart from the burgeoning acid house scene - here they are re-mastered and reissued some 30 years later by Platform 23. The fact there were so many "versions" compelled Andrew to put the results out on two 12's instead of one. Coming together with Andrew Campbell, a community / social entrepreneur based in Nottingham - and with access to the Marcus Garvey Centre studios - they recorded two improvisational jams to 2 16 track Ani arranging drum and bass lines, programming 'counter melodies' with a TB-303, and Roy looking after the ominous ambient loops, melodies, riot and Prince Far I samples. They moved to London / Birmingham respectively and continued their collaboration until all things aligned in 1990. This learning and experimenting converged their interests in early possibilities afforded for programming sounds and effects.
They met over a love of principally reggae and post punk at Trent Polytechnic, Nottingham in 1982, and started combining equipment, to make tape loops and delays for exploring the basics of dub, all the while building their own Sound System. Keep up with RL Grime on social media you wouldn’t want to miss out on what he may be holding in store for us.Review: Platform 23 presents Ani-Roy, a project from friends Aniruddha Das and Gary "Roy" Stewart, who recorded two 12's of improvisational acid-house meets drone and samples in 1990.
Many people may call him “the trap king,” but RL Grime’s music demonstrates too much complexity to be pigeonholed into a genre, and Aurora genuinely exemplifies the creative intellect that he holds. Warning: you will have goose bumps, and you might cry.Įxplicitly noticeable in Aurora and his most recently released album entitled ‘ Void,’ RL Grime constantly strives to sweep his listeners off of their feet by dropping unexpected melodies that truly expand on what kind of artist he is.
The drop resembles the purest form of unique musical artistry that you will ever experience, filled with snare rolls, synths, and bass that all mesh together to form a foreboding yet action-packed track. As the balloon and the GoPro ascend into the sky, the build up ascends in parallel. The song starts of with soft harmonies and mystical vocals. RL Grime hit us with a tear-jerkingly beautiful harmony, alongside a simple yet powerful GoPro video taken from a weather balloon. Musical producer and artist RL Grime, who is part of the artistic collective WEDIDIT and also produces under the name Clockwork, may have just dropped the most breathtaking song of the year, entitled Aurora.
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