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Top 50 Irish Tracks of 2015

Ribbon Ribbon Ribbon David Wrench Mix.

Feat. Conor O Brien 

From the album, 'This Chemical Sea' Jan 2015

Ribbon Ribbon Ribbon - David Wrench Mix

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Where It's At (Feat. Reggie Watts) [Sample]

After years apart, we've finally got the boys back on our screens later this month. What better way to celebrate than by marking another return, to the label of their post-breakout "Stash" victory lap. Aus, Belfast and Boiler Room: there's no place like home.

"Just" wastes no time locking the brisk rhythm into place before a wriggling earworm of a lead pans across the channels. Atmospheric swells are pieced by gatling-gun snares; the tension builds but never releases, making this a surefire precursor to the bulk of heavyweight set climaxes you're likely to hear this summer. As ever, the aural equivalent of 20,000 bicep emojis.

Grip the wax May 25th.

Beatport - http://btprt.dj/1KhNMbE
Juno - bit.ly/1K4d9R4

Bicep "Just" - Boiler Room Debuts

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Oracle

Caustic City


Irish Producer Somadrone has been making electronic music since 1997. Member of Dublin’s cult band, Redneck Manifesto, Somadrone has produced 4 records and has toured in both Europe and the US. Depth of Field (2010) received critical acclaim and was compared to the likes of Ryuichi Sakamoto, David Sylvian and Brian Eno. The First Wave (2013) was recorded in San Francisco, Dublin and Brooklyn NY, the record incorporates analogue drum machines, synthesizers, guitar and vocals that resulted in a cross-pollinating, genre-less, electronic sound-scape.
 
Oracle, released Sept 2015, focuses more on a minimal approach and sketches influence from early disco, library music and acid house. 

“Detachment that we find in Steve Reich or Brian Eno circa Music for Airports” - Wire Magazine

“The giants of 20th century minimal composition -- Philip Glass and Steve Reich -- are obvious influences here, but O'Connor is no mere copyist” - Irish Independent 4/5.

“Depth of field is simply spell-binding” – Irish Times 4/5.
 
“Transports the listener with Howard Blake enchantment to a sonically trippy yet tender
plain” – Sunday Business Post 4/4.
 
“Touches of Air, Thom Yorke and Brian Eno, its is... quite simply...gorgeous” – Hot
Press 4/5.

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