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Plastician’s Terrorhythmn imprint have been breathing plenty of life into the mutated, hybrid club sounds emerging from both UK and US beat-makers over the past two years, crucially spotlighting producers like Ganz, AWE, Patrick Brian and JD Reid for the first time.

The latest name to emerge from the camp, Klasey Jones, has been bubbling under for the past year, with his tracks earning heavy rotation on Plastician’s Rinse FM show in particular — itself often a valuable resource for those seeking a link between grime, drill and instrumental, cloud-wave rap.

Jones’ debut EP — the widescreen, cinematic ‘Foreign Buyers Club’ — is a profound case in point, linking the above sub-genres with flashes of 80s synth music, anime OSTs and some genuinely one-of-a-kind sound design.

At five tracks long, Jones is also able to explore the variants to his sound fully across the EP; see the morbid dystopia of opener ‘Area 55’ for example, or conversely, the hazy, string-led romance on ‘Gang Gang’.

With over 150 instrumentals currently sat on his hardrive, Jones’ potential is limitless, but ‘Foreign Buyers Club’ serves as the perfect introduction to where he’s headed.

Tracklist

1. Area 55

2. Gang Gang

3. Yoko & Ano

4. No Mercy

5. Cement

Foreign Buyers Club

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Klasey Jones - Cement

Plastician’s Terrorhythmn imprint have been breathing plenty of life into the mutated, hybrid club sounds emerging from both UK and US beat-makers over the past two years, crucially spotlighting producers like Ganz, AWE, Patrick Brian and JD Reid for the first time.

The latest name to emerge from the camp, Klasey Jones, has been bubbling under for the past year, with his tracks earning heavy rotation on Plastician’s Rinse FM show in particular — itself often a valuable resource for those seeking a link between grime, drill and instrumental, cloud-wave rap.

Jones’ debut EP — the widescreen, cinematic ‘Foreign Buyers Club’ — is a profound case in point, linking the above sub-genres with flashes of 80s synth music, anime OSTs and some genuinely one-of-a-kind sound design.

At five tracks long, Jones is also able to explore the variants to his sound fully across the EP; see the morbid dystopia of opener ‘Area 55’ for example, or conversely, the hazy, string-led romance on ‘Gang Gang’.

With over 150 instrumentals currently sat on his hardrive, Jones’ potential is limitless, but ‘Foreign Buyers Club’ serves as the perfect introduction to he’s headed.

Tracklist

1. Area 55

2. Gang Gang

3. Yoko & Ano

4. No Mercy

5. Cement

Foreign Buyers Club E.P.

Klasey Jones - Yoko & Ano

Klasey Jones - No Mercy

Klasey Jones - Gang Gang

Klasey Jones - Area 55

Klasey Jones much anticipated return to Terrorhythm lands in the shape of the "Eleven" project. 

Influenced by the audio and visual style of Stranger Things, and synth soundtracks of the 80's, Klasey's unmistakable style bleeds through 11 tracks tinged with his trademark fusion of deep southern rap production and cinematic ambiences. The Stranger Things themed anime style art from Mizucat on the cover gives you a hint of what to expect when you hit play - and fans of these artistic disciplines will not be disappointed as the tape unfolds.

Just two projects into the mystical young producer's discography, Klasey Jones turns out yet again with a truly original and forward thinking piece that will stay in heavy rotation for years to come.

Eleven

Klasey Jones - Odyssey One

Klasey Jones - Omega Supreme

Klasey Jones - Ocean Cities

Klasey Jones - Heart Of Gold

Klasey Jones - Until Dawn

Klasey Jones - Midnight Rider

Klasey Jones - Nebula Empire

Klasey Jones - Battle Angel

Klasey Jones - Venice In Space

Klasey Jones - Moxie Junior

Klasey Jones - Medinah Falls

Klasey Jones returns to the fold for his first release of 2018, in the shape of the much anticipated "Starlight One" E.P. - a collection of tracks produced with influences from a neo-futuristic vision of the far east.

Including a few of his most sought after dubs, Tokyo Lifestyle and Told You So are two many of his early fans have been awaiting release for some time now and bolster what is another solid release from the consistent beatsmith.

Fans of both his projects on Terrorhythm will be enamoured by the luscious cinematics from "War In The Bando" right up to the fast paced neon tinged roller "Vertical Loops" which sees Klasey stray into higher tempos to close out his most versatile E.P. yet.

More big things to come from this young producer no doubt.

Klasey Jones - Sharimar

Klasey Jones - Told You So

Klasey Jones - Tokyo Lifestyle

Klasey Jones - War In The Bando

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