As indicated over on Bandcamp, ‘When words leave off, music begins…’. This fact is celebrated throughout the hypnotic multi-layered embrace of an instrumental No Escape.
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Every bit as high-octane and late-night gritty as the name implies, Welcome To The Party showcases the very best of BlackLight’s unique and masterful approach to Tech House and Electronic Dance Music in general.
The voice is distantly mixed, unpredictable in both topic and rhythm – almost freestyle-like as it gathers momentum. These qualities prove indicative of an artist uninhibited by industry standards, but also well-rooted amidst the trip-hop-style escapism of enchanting soundscapes
Instantly cinematic for both its haunting audio presence and the impressively mighty accompanying visuals, In For The Kill delivers a thought-provoking and immersive experience…
Taking full command of the creative space, whilst incorporating just the right balance of familiar traits, melodies and inflections, Nasugo confronts Rosalia and Rauw Alejandro’s BESO, for a dreamy to explosive remix.
As ever, producer Alisa Fox masterfully commands the space, utilizing the familiar traits of inescapable electronic dance to weave a boldly invigorating web of addictively powerful music.
The ever-lasting appeal of finely-crafted electronic dance music re-emerges for this 2008 remaster – a full-length album of timeless instrumentals, from the elusive DJ Tronika.
Ambitiously taking listeners on a brilliantly unpredictable audio journey, the ever creative CRS-1 crafts a post six-minute venture of ambient and rhythmic depths, for the aptly-titled Don’t think, just do.
Creative ambient production and seductive, distant vocals guide us into this enchanting modern-day trip hop venture from producer Itsmoodie.
Internetsteph showcases both a skill for sound-design and a clear love for the art of creating music. Authenticity allows the humility and worth of Need u. to work its magic with confidence and heart
Seductive soul-pop and heavy dance production unite with breathless rap bars, as Lance Mitchell and Iceberg Killah join forces for the euphoric and energizing single Maybe.
“Bad Bubble speaks to many people every day. I don’t say a word to anyone. We are two totally different people.”