Name Your Price at http://jumpsuitrecords.bandcamp.com

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saQi - Cherubim

Free Download - EP 2 of Mahābhūta series of 4 EPs.

Entwine

There's something else besides memory, but I forgot.

Graced for a Moment (Memory is Almost All There Is)

Phonograffiti

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Lab Work #6

Z moon base Z

Fading Flourescent (remix 1)

This album has been years in the making. While there have been a good few successful EP releases over the last few years from me, putting a complete album together has been a different story.
I didn’t want to just throw 10 songs together and call it an album, I wanted to make it a cohesive, auditory journey. After what maybe seems too long, I have finally managed to achieve that goal, the end result is my first album ‘Fabric of Life’.

Lost and Found

Rise EP. Released as a free download, July 2011. Go to http://auditorycanvas.bandcamp.com to download all formats.

1. Auditory Canvas - Burn

It's my birthday and I had the intention of making something simple and beautiful in one night, a gift for the world to hopefully inspire more peace and harmony on the planet at this time.  Please receive this blessing of medicine music for your soul. Recorded in E @ 432 hz, Solar plexus healing and balancing.  All instrumentals and vocals by yours truly. Om Shanti

Heart of the Sun (Ambient)

FUTURE ARCHIVE: VOLUME 1 _ Debut label compilation featuring exclusive new songs from 13 artists. Out Sept. 14, 2018 via Future Archive Recordings.

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FUTURE ARCHIVE: VOLUME 1 is the first release in the Future Archive catalog and offers a taste of the great music due for release over the coming months. This compilation includes tracks by the label founders — @sunglitters, @littlepeoplemusic, @arms-and-sleepers, and @cnjrmusic — as well as Ninja Tune alumni @blockheadnyc and @yppah. Up-and-coming favorites like @plantrae, @volovibes, @romeinreverse, @aamarsound, and @marley-carroll are also featured alongside brand new projects @momslovenotme and @drabsounds. The album explores a range of subtleties, genres, and styles within electronic music, reflecting the diverse nature of artists supported by Future Archive. Welcome to the future, archived now. 
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Track Listing:

1. Marley Carroll - All Color 
2. Sun Glitters - Wrong Days
3. Yppah - Tree Ghost 
4. Arms and Sleepers - I Miss The Melody Of 
5. VOLO - Telos 
6. Rome in Reverse - Oklahoma
7. Little People - Ivory Apes (Instrumental)
8. AAMAR - Carbon 
9. CNJR - Multiverse
10. NOTME - Hey Love 
11. Blockhead - Jabberwocky 
12. drab - Thief 
13. Plantrae - Collective Malaise 
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more at http://www.futurearchiverecordings.com
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Future Archive: Volume 1

Plantrae - Collective Malaise

I could give you my background, but it wouldn't really tell you how it shaped me. I could show you photos, but you would just see my mask. I could tell you a story, but lyrical self expressions aren't my forte. You could ask my friends, but they'd give you their version of me. 

But if you were to just listen intently to some of the music I make, you'll hear my soul ripped intricately open for all to see....

David grew up surrounded by music (at least until he took his mother’s record player apart at the age of 6 to see how it worked). His favourite toys were those that made or recorded sound. One of his most loved being the Stylaphone, which he was given at the age of 4.
David began Djing at the age of 18, playing local events and clubs whenever the opportunity arose, often for free, solely for the enjoyment and satisfaction it gave him.

Whilst at University in Manchester, UK, David co formed and ran a successful club night for 3 years, playing to a loyal, continuously growing crowd every fortnight. Success in this arena lead to David securing many bookings at local clubs and events around the North West of England.

Through his love for Djing, David felt an increasing desire to create his own music, and explore the soundscapes that were building up in his mind.

The day that profoundly changed David’s life, and enabled him to realise his life long dream occurred by chance. A friend took him into the University music studio, briefly showed him how to turn the keyboards and equipment on, gave a ten minute lesson in the music production software on the computer, and left the room. 6 hours flew by, completely hooked, he had found the path he had been searching for since he was a child.

Ever since, every penny he shouldn’t have spent, every spare moment he has, goes on letting emotions flow through sound. 

David donates much of all royalties received from the sales of his music to good causes.