Adrian 2024 Tunes 2

Cascades

Tartribe

Tartribe (Nick Devon Remix)

@Ninze is constantly releasing new music in various collaborations and 2024 will be no exception. For his upcoming productions, it is already clear that his productions continue to evolve without leaving the typical sound.

"2010" is the first song of the 2-track-EP "Reasons of Simplicity". The song, like the whole EP, proves that depth and simplicity are not mutually exclusive. The play with repetition, distorted deep house and minimal influences and vocals that float above everything else are intended to send the listener back to fond memories of their first festival summer.

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Ninze - 2010

Being patient is an art for itself.  Challenging and easy at the same time The song "Patience" completes Ninze’s EP "Reasons for Simplicity". As the title suggests, the song plays with patience and impatience - the driving forces when dancing. Well-filled pads on distorted deep house beats with fuzzy vocals take the listener back into his cosmos.  
A special feature of this piece: Julian accidentally included his bouncing leg. Which; like restless leg syndrome, moves up and down while he works on his songs. If you listen carefully - you'll notice this accent. Sometimes the small things in life or the coincidences that turn simplicity into something special - like in this song. 

Written by @Ninze in Leipzig.

Reasons of Simplicity

Ninze - Patience

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Afterglow Resonance - Beautiful Relaxing Chill Music - stress relief-  Mediation, Spa, Sleep, Study,

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Full stream of Indian Wells' emotive new single on Friends Of Friends. 

More info: https://www.xlr8r.com/news/2017/05/indian-wells-announces-new-album-shares-single/

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Where The World Ends

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Singularity

Emerald Rush

First single from the latest audio/visual project, Yearning for the Infinite, Perpetual Motion was written for that moment at the end of the night when all the experiments and madness is over and we just need a nice warm chord sequence to send us home in a good mood. 

The name comes from its role in my new visual show, where it plays that same closing role in the story of humans “yearning for the infinite”. Set to drone footage of people in their endless pursuit of life in Mexico City, combined with epic scientific visualisations of different infinite structures. It’s all part of a project commission from the Barbican, which has spawned this new album and live visual experiment.

For tickets to the show, head to my site https://shop.maxcooper.net/tickets

And big thanks to Renick Bell for the "yearning for the infinite" human!

Yearning for the Infinite

Perpetual Motion

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