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Taken from the upcoming Tender Flames EP, “Slow With Grace” is a meditative glide through soft rhythms and introspective textures. Built on gentle percussion, spacious pads, and a restrained melodic thread, the track invites listeners to decelerate and reconnect - with themselves, their breath, and the moment. It’s an ode to moving slowly, not out of hesitation, but with intention and care. In WOJTEK’s hands, slowness becomes a form of elegance - a quiet resistance to urgency, and a celebration of grace in stillness.

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WOJTEK - Slow With Grace

"Belgian-Dutch producer and DJ Harold van Lennep returns with Walk the Talk, a new single that threads the line between organic instrumentation and deep electronic energy.

Born in Brussels in 1993 to a Belgian mother and Dutch father, van Lennep’s musical roots run deep. Trained as a pianist from a young age, he began performing in local concerts before discovering electronic production as a teenager. His work—anchored in melodic piano riffs, textured arrangements, and emotionally driven sound design—blends classical sensitivity with club-ready momentum.

Walk the Talk opens with a present, percussive groove, gradually layered with bold, staccato gypsy-inspired brass fanfares that weave in and out with flair. A funk-driven bassline soon drops in, locking tightly with a tremolo-drenched guitar loop and a sharp, high-pitched lead lick that drives the rhythm forward. The track’s break introduces a more introspective moment, featuring a lush synthesizer-led chord progression before gradually blooming into warm, melodic arpeggios that round out the composition.

Equal parts cinematic and physical, Walk the Talk showcases van Lennep’s instinct for merging live instrumentation with detailed production. The result is a track that moves the body and lingers in the mind.

Available in all Stores July 18

Harold van Lennep - Walk The Talk (Radio Edit)

luçïd - Kapitule (Original Mix)

A special interview with Andrew Lovgren (a.k.a. Deaton Chris Anthony) for Shuttlecock Music Magazine.

Article: http://www.shuttlecockmusic.com/2016/05/an-interview-with-deaton-chris-anthony.html

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