Marie Antoinette say let them eat cake //
amaranth say let them eat birdseed

Mastering by: @woulgmusic

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amaranth_todd :
https://soundcloud.com/amaranth_todd
https://amaranthtodd.bandcamp.com/
https://www.youtube.com/user/amaranthtodd

Z² 
https://soundcloud.com/z_prods
https://soundcloud.com/wellgoez
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551300461272

Mastered by https://dadubstudio.com/
Artwork by Z²

https://afteraffectsrec.bandcamp.com/album/sigma-ep

Sigma EP

amaranth_todd & Z² - SIGMA ( amaranth_todd Remix ) - After Affects Rec

Full story https://www.soundinpicture.com/sam-a-la-bamalot-x-julia-dimitrova-kaleidoshift/
Dutch producer @bamalot meets Bulgarian photographer and art director Julia Dimitrova for colourful lo-fi sound palettes, illustrated with the warmness of analogue photography and lots of first of the roll shots.

Picture: https://www.instagram.com/julieewildd/
Mastering: @smyahh

Kaleidoshift

Sam A La Bamalot - Daydreams & Distortions

Sam A La Bamalot - Stargazer's Lullaby

𝑮𝑳𝑰𝑻𝑪𝑯 𝑾𝑰𝑻𝑯 𝑭𝑹𝑰𝑬𝑵𝑫𝑺 𝑪𝑶𝑴𝑷𝑰𝑳𝑨𝑻𝑰𝑶𝑵 𝑽𝑶𝑳𝑼𝑴𝑬 𝑰𝑰𝑰

OUT NOW

https://glitchdotcool.bandcamp.com/album/glitch-with-friends-compilation-vol-3

Repetition and consistency cement themselves often by accident. The ritual is undertaken not for the sake of establishing a persistent pattern but simply because it is a good idea in itself.
Upon establishment, the tradition’s justification warps inward and begins to presuppose itself. The deed is complete because it is tradition to do so.

It is done this way because that is the way it has always been done.

This is not a trap into which we allow ourselves to fall. Novelty is, conversely, a tradition for us. The terrain of GLITCH is rich and varied and it would be shameful to never venture.
Glitch With Friends: Compilation Volume 3 is, for us, the latest ritual in a tradition in which a key constant is an inexorable expansion of our own horizons.

https://glitchdotcool.bandcamp.com/album/glitch-with-friends-compilation-vol-3

Euthymia

SERA018: Satellite Era presents “A Mosaic Of Time EP” - the debut release of our longtime friend Kirk Young, best known as Futurist.

Out now on all major platforms: ffm.to/sera018

"Bearer Of The Curse" premiered by Rendah Mag: rendahmag.com/article/futurist-bearer-of-the-curse

Prior to the conception of Satellite Era, our relationship with East Coast producer, sound designer, and teacher Futurist had already formed into a meaningful one. Rising in tandem through the niche spaces of early SoundCloud-driven subgenres, both our directions have seen many shifts in their overall intention. We watched closely as his project matured into what he now feels is a genuine representation of his personal aspirations, widely similar to ours.

Reaching this state of confidence as an artist not only takes immense motivation, but also consistent patience and acceptance along the way. With that being said, we are extremely proud to unveil the debut EP of Futurist, a project in development for nearly three years now. “A Mosaic Of Time EP” is a collection of various productions highlighting different eras of inspiration, from his earlier days making experimental bass music, to a newfound obsession with club antics meant to shake dancefloors. Each of the tracks, though individual at their core, feel like a sound collage brought together by his fascination with textures and timbres. His love for building ambiance generally found in film scoring, along with sampling his favorite movies and video games, play a vital role in solidifying its cohesiveness.

Sampling has always been integral to Futurist’s work. This is no different in “A Mosaic Of Time EP” as he sets the mood with its title track, which utilizes his own field recording of a lush forest to welcome the listener to the start of this story. Avid listeners of his older music may feel somewhat surprised initially, as the intro reveals itself to be a thumping house-centric song filled with emotive tones throughout. “Bearer Of The Curse” is an ode to rustic electronica, flexing his modular synth setup by occupying the soundscape with glitchy patches and clever progression. “Push Red” recruits our very own Test Bench as support on this playful techno track, using vocal chops and a rowdy low-end to create a memorable groove. Fans of a younger Futurist will surely be thrilled to hear “Madness” and “The Well,” as both dubstep songs include grueling basslines and head-nodding drums. The EP closes out with “Lapis,” a very special composition written to celebrate all the love and warm nostalgia surrounding his life - a fitting outro to the new beginning of his sonic journey.

“A Mosaic Of Time EP” is a painting meant to portray the growth of a starving artist, without abandoning or undermining their past. Each of Futurist’s established influences over the years are layered upon each other, bleeding over one another to showcase some of his best work yet and an unforgettable debut.

Samples used in each track:
1. A Mosaic Of Time - Meeting Andrei Tarkovsky (film, 2008)
2. Bearer Of The Curse - Dark Souls 2 (video game, 2013)
3. Push Red (feat. Test Bench) - Frank Herbert (interview, 1976)
4. Madness - Darkest Dungeon (video game, 2015)
5. The Well - NieR:Automata (video game, 2017)
6. Lapis - Juno (film, 2007)

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