COME ON NOW (Feat. Mcknasty, Charlie Allen, Luke Smith, Gabriele Pribetti & Joey Grant)

Playlist and other information available at: https://www.freeformfreakout.com/fffoxy-podcast-198-matthew-himes-and-jason-millard-of-home-garden/

***This episode includes live in-studio solo performances by Matthew Himes and Jason Millard of the Minneapolis-based private press imprint, Home & Garden, along with interview segments with both of them together***

FFFoxy Podcast #198: Matthew Himes and Jason Millard of Home & Garden

Summery dance floor killer form Circle Red

Zephyr

Collaboration with good friend and inspiration Rassi Hardknocks using the bones of our track Castaway.  Recorded and mixed at Mustard Seed studio East London.  Rassi recorded in one live take.

https://www.instagram.com/rassihardknocks

https://linktr.ee/domclarktrio

Dubaway - Dom Clark Trio Feat. Rassi Hardknocks

gently (naviarhaiku 439)

This song is about letting go of an abusive relationship. There’s a lot of fear and doubt that comes with separating yourself from somebody who manipulates you, and it leaves behind feelings of anger, as well as guilt and doubt. You end up questioning everything while simultaneously harbouring a lot of resentment for the person who treated you that way. We wanted this song to feel cathartic and unapologetic—it ultimately feels very healing.

even in jest

notes app apologies

Gnifnia

awakening - naviarhaiku 451

Awakening - Naviarhaiku 451

Sensen - DC

[disquiet0563] One Day

This track was created for the Naviar Haiku group.
463 week haiku
https://www.naviarrecords.com/2022/11/16/naviarhaiku463-the-fall/

2022-11-17

The Fall  ( Naviarhaiku 463 )

Circle Red are musicians and producers based in the United Kingdom and run the Full Send DNB record label. They defy categorisation and live in their own musical universe populated with infectious beats, experimental rhythms and big dance-a-long anthems. They possess a flamboyancy seldom seen on the live circuit, delivering swathes of gloriously fusioned dance music to mesmeric effect.

Although largely based within the drum and bass scene they are not restricted by code, fad or fashion and are equally at home in dubstep and even hip hop, as their recent reese filled remix of Tupac Shakurs ‘Nothin’ to lose’ will testify.

There is nothing contrived about Circle Red; their musical landscapes simply reflecting the mood and tone of each individual song and all delivered with a sonic kiss. 

Live you can expect to hear an eclectic mix of dance music from dnb rollers through to a rock onslaught and everything in between.

Isn’t it time for you to join the circle?