❤︎ Fusing elements of acid house, dub, ambient, and more, the producer’s second release on Norger Eidwand alternates between deep techno and muted ambient work, with an emphasis on pure flow. 

‚Sequel‘ blends deep club aesthetics and relaxed chamber tunes into an unbroken whole, sounding melancholy yet playful. Moog, Juno, JX3P come together with the Devilfish, balancing immaculate sound design with compelling rhythms. And the music explores a space where body music and head music become one.

Chris Air has almost thirty years of DJ'ing under his belt, making him one of the longest active spinners in the region, playing marathon-sets on the ambient-floors of the local nascent rave-scene in the early 90ies. An avid producer from the start, his music has a distinct feel for the infinite loop. Subtle, bouncy and crisply produced, his basslines, percussions and synths dance around each other in perfect harmony, while making the most of techno's fundamental repetitiveness. Having left the corporate world in order to cut back his time on industrial plants and focus more on what it's like to be the good-natured human being he truly is, Chris Air has somewhat rediscovered his love for both the studio, the club and forgetting how the hell you found your way home..

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Chris Air has more than thirty years of DJ'ing under his belt, making him one of the longest active spinners in the region, playing marathon-sets on the ambient-floors of the local nascent rave-scene in the early 90ies. An avid producer from the start, his music has a distinct feel for the infinite loop. Subtle, bouncy and crisply produced, his basslines, percussions and synths dance around each other in perfect harmony, while making the most of techno's fundamental repetitiveness. Having left the corporate world in order to cut back his time on industrial plants and focus more on what it's like to be the good-natured human being he truly is, Chris Air has somewhat rediscovered his love for both the studio, the club and forgetting how the hell you found your way home..

Sequel

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