Windfall (Remix)

Satruated Lights

This deeply immersive track unfolds with expansive, ethereal synthesizers and subtly evolving pads, crafting a profound sense of space and introspection. Gentle, almost imperceptible rhythmic pulses emerge, anchoring the listener in a contemplative soundscape without disrupting its serene flow. Perfect for moments of reflection, meditation, or as an evocative backdrop for visual storytelling, it offers a calming yet emotionally resonant experience. 

Orbitra

An alumni of the 2016 Red Bull Music Academy in Montréal, Ketan Bahirat AKA Oceantied boasts a genre-hopping production talent indebted to his own wide-ranging taste, which floats from post-rock and Indian classical music to footwork, New Age and beyond. His debut EP as Oceantied, Tribes, is the result of two years of work, and finds Bahirat pushing club tunes into unexpected rhythmic and instrumental directions.

Debuting here is “Streets,” a melange of detuned drums and metallic shakers snaking around a watery melody and imposing sub-bass. The track twice breaks into a spoken-word sample, highlighting Oceantied’s ear for incorporating found sounds of his native country into an undeniably forward-facing framework. Racing past 160 BPM, there’s a spiral of resonant rhythms and interlocking melodic detail, culminating in a a junglist break. “Streets,” and the Tribes EP it appears on, is yet another exciting example of Oceantied’s promising production chops.  

Tribes is out December 2nd, 2016. Pre-order here: https://oceantiedmusic.bandcamp.com/releases

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Tribes

Oceantied - Streets

Purva Ashadha & Feugo - Inner Conflicts

Hot Rocks

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Artwork | Sakina Bootwala

Mixing | South Block Studios
Mastering | Krimson Avenues Studios

This week's release is an intriguing EP by Bombay based producer Adam Jai Malvi aka Blame Adam. The EP, Asura Part 2 is aimed to question one's mind not posing as any side, neither the darkness nor the light. It contains a myriad of various sounds, aiming to create a mood while charting unconventional pathways.

Blame Adam - Blue Cheese Police

Kaali Duniya - VOID

Around The World

Sound Of Resistance Vol. 1

Khabardaar

'Khabardaar' - Swadesi(Ft.TodFod, 100RBH)

In this collaborative single, (BRASHT), Azaad Forward Bloc featuring Nizam Rabby have declared the space they are going to occupy with their agony-filled yet concern raising flows representing the thinking of the youth. 

Their concerns range from rising police brutality to nature being axed,
scams run by the government to innovations done for greed and not welfare.

This rising awareness of the wrong in the society is well observed by the youth across borders and hence a collaboration with Nizam Rabby from Bangladesh highlights the corruption through politically stimulating lyrics.

A crucial lyric from the song, “Jeneka Tarika dekh ke, Na Kisko Maaro”
that translates to “Don’t kill anyone on the basis of their lifestyle” is what AFB speaks about throughout their work.

Show us your allegiance in exposing the real nature of our civilisation - Brasht.

Credits:
Penned: Mc Machandi , Mc Awaaz & Nizam Rubby
Music: C4GE
Mixed and Mastered: C4GE
Lyrical Video Production: Creative Mastak Productions

BRASHT - AZAAD FORWARD BLOC ft. NIZAM RABBY ( Prod. By C4GE )

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