Audio Democracy, the break out album from GH brings a career of mult genre electronic music production into a single package, representing nearly every facet of the artists sound. Found sounds, hardware, live percussion, sampling and vocals all find themselves sprinkled throughout the package, bringing something for everyone as you play through the tracks. The entire album was engineered with a DJ mix in mind, and while the tracks will be available for individual purchase, an accompanying DJ will be offered as well for those who purchase the entire release. 



The Un - Sub  - Original Mix - GH

For Stem & Leaf’s 33rd release, GH is back and arguably better than ever. With more than a decade of production work under his belt, GH’s second studio album, Dreamed Sequences, goes above and beyond the rest. 

Honing in on his skill for chillout music, GH’s new LP will transport you to another world, with each detail telling its own story through moody arrangements and cinematic melodies. This experimental album’s slow and brooding pace give the tracks time to unfold, allowing the listener the opportunity to discover new elements and layers every time they plug in.  

Standout tracks like “Washes Over You” and “Constellations” set the tone for the entire album, giving listeners a sense of peace, while still providing a steady cadence,  while tracks like “Calm Water” and “Weightless feat. Stephanie Kay” offer a traditional downtempo sensibility well aligned for the poolside. Every song on the album is meticulously refined and further showcases GH’s talent for the lesser-known subgenre of dance music.

In traditional GH fashion, a continuous DJ mix is offered as part of the release, so sit back, relax, and enjoy the hour-long ride that is Dreamed Sequences. 


Weightless Feat. Stephanie Kay - Sample

Calm Water - Sample

Constellations - Sample

Interlude - Sample

Nocturnal Monologue - Sample

Pavor Nocturnus - Sample

Washes Over You - Sample

A collection of unreleased tracks, lost in the archives, but stumbled upon again by accident recently. Most of these are several years old, and were forgotten projects during a particularly prolific period in my life musically, when I was writing several pieces of music per week. 

When I "re-discovered" these while sorting through old email, it was a pleasant surprise, and it felt like I had never heard them before. I really don't even remember writing them to be honest, which is why I felt it makes their re-emergence worth sharing. 

Enjoy,

GH

G-H

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