Audiotropism boss Xillian returns with another experimental four-track EP, exploring the effects of a dancefloor on one’s emotions.

FWD thinking production yields an eclectic range of tracks on Audiotropism. The A-side utilises exponential rhythms within the drum sequencing to create two tracks primed to generate chaos on dance floors at 180 and 140 bpm. The B-side extends the sonic exploration beyond the confines of dance music for more sonic exploration. 

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Audiotropism boss Xillian returns with another experimental four-track EP, exploring the effects of a dancefloor on one’s emotions. 

FWD thinking production yields an eclectic range of tracks on Audiotropism. The A-side utilises exponential rhythms within the drum sequencing to create two tracks primed to generate chaos on dance floors at 180 and 140 bpm. The B-side extends the sonic exploration beyond the confines of dance music for more sonic exploration. 

Written, produced, and mixed by Xillian.
Mastering by Lurka at Raw Audio.
Artwork by Xillian.

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Audiotropism boss Xillian returns with another experimental four-track EP, exploring the effects of a dancefloor on one’s emotions.

FWD thinking production yields an eclectic range of tracks on Audiotropism. The A-side utilises exponential rhythms within the drum sequencing to create two tracks primed to generate chaos on dance floors at 180 and 140 bpm. The B-side extends the sonic exploration beyond the confines of dance music for more sonic exploration.