my response to @decayprod (i was tasked to make a song in 24 hours)

passing it onto
@meddus
@xvma
@aizu

[WARDUB S5] light//speed

Summer Night

It has some wiwows and wiwaws
Don't miss the ending!

Fractal

Heretgia

Bittersweet

Incendiary

Bang The Creeper

Expansion

Conspiracy

One thing that can’t be disputed about J-Path’s production is his ability to lay out a story amongst every composition he pulls together. His forthcoming EP through Confucian Sound is the perfect example of this, displaying the elements which have enabled his name to become more prominent in recent years, as well as the incredible standard of engineering which he boasts from track to track. With an intricacy that is difficult for many other newcomer artists to explore, as well as a weight that penetrates club speaker stacks, J-Path proves himself against his counterparts. Alongside Confucian Sound, a label which has committed itself to go against the tide of commercialism and concentrates on the artists who’ve made their place within the underground scene, he’s again proving to be an unstoppable force. So, prepare yourself to be once more to be introduced to the soundscape of J-Path through his ‘Air Castle’ EP. 

J-Path joins names like Xeomi, Jevy, and Ovzerver on Confucian, highlighting that the imprint is drawing for an army of hotly tipped newcomers for their roster. ‘Air Castle’, with its skipping beats and grooving bass rhythms is an example of just how eclectic this roster really is. Melodies seep in throughout, in between each hook, as it takes its listener along for the ride. Xeomi then joins J-Path on ‘Thrasher’, with the two bringing together each of their meticulous structuring for a track which doesn’t lack bite. ‘Go-N-Modulate’ streams through next, with waif-like vocals moulded to fit its ethereal atmospherics, before you’re taken step by step up into its first breakdown, something which slams into play with ticking drums. Then finally comes ‘Random Ritual’, moving through with the same expert precision as the rest of the EP on top of slow arpeggio and ghost-like sampling. 

Together and individually, each track defines the production might of J-Path, as well as the artists which Confucian have asked to join their army. It also signals the strength of J-Path’s musicality and nods at what’s to come from the producer over the next year.

Heretgia

Guineuu

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