Name: Work Journal (Feat. The Catalyst) by Jaron Neutronix
Duration: 2 min 12 s
Description: Jaron Neutronix - Ear Candy

Work Journal (Feat. The Catalyst)

Jaron Neutronix - Ear Candy

Jaron Neutronix Youtube: www.youtube.com/@jaronneutronix3231

The Summit

Iced Over

Dragonfly Breath (OG Mix)

Mars Landscape (Feat. Buddha-Ty) (OG Mix)

Down and Outtie (Feat. Buddha-Ty and The Catalyst)

Jaron Neutronix - Ear Candy 

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Jaron Neutronix Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Cf3emKgMKw&list=PL-g22Bqe3tTCnxMzvB6EeiUkAhHUEbEs5

Jaron Neutronix Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@jaronneutronix3231

Jaron Neutronix - The Summit

Typical Cats, fabled phantoms of Chicago’s fertile underground, after recently dropping the third full-length of their critically acclaimed oeuvre, one which many fans feared would be their last, return with a treasure from the vaults, a “lost” record that has flecks of classic songcraft imbedded in its recombinant DNA.  Cooked up by producer extraordinaire DJ Natural, with additional spice and marinade by invisible wunderkind Big Danny S, “Zulu” sounds like a 45 spinning in a jukebox blaring from a corner bar that never existed.  The all-important signature knocking drums are there, bassline like an insistent heartbeat anchoring swirling organ and skritchy guitar riffs that underpin an off-kilter apocalyptic travelogue wrapped in sun-drenched melody.  “Meet me in the lion’s den,” Denizen Kane intones, in a clipped, gravelly tenor, jumping from death threats for the oppressor to survival advice for those in Babylonian exile, bursting into clean, limpid, legato lines as the beat blooms into Afropop territory.  “I’ve seen the miles that stretch their arms and legs along the open dial.  I’ve become an orphan son of the open road like a highway child.”  Allegedly penned during TC’s 3 Tour (a beautiful, chaotic affair that involved a fistfight with New Mexico police and at least 2 UFO sightings) and recorded at Qwa’s California compound (since decommissioned), “Zulu” is a top 40 single from an alternative reality, a classic for AM radio in a parallel universe.  Attune your transistor to the TC and see.

Zulu

Let Em' Lay (LBOWDEEP Remix)

First official solo release by Boston-based artist Buddha-Ty

Middle Way

Too Real

Do U Want Me

Full Record at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPDtPTtpdzMIuGTUi-MgGZg. Twitter: @JaronT

Work Journal (Feat. The Catalyst)

Jaron Neutronix

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