No Agenda is a regularly updated rolling mixtape of tracks I love.

The title comes from the fact that there is no agenda for the track selection - no particular genre that is preferred/focussed on, with the range of genres including #ambient #neoclassical #downtempo #glitch #melodictechno #deeptechno #electronicmusic

All with a laid back vibe suitable for closing your eyes and drifting away with no agenda, no purpose, no reason.

Tracklist:
Andrew Land – [ID]
Massane – Floating
AKZENTH – April
Nathan Fake – The Sky Was Pink (Holden Remix)
Lane 8 – Road (Jerro Remix)
Dauwd – Theory of Colours
Jon Hopkins – Dawn Chorus
Thom Yorke – Dawn Chorus
Slow Meadow – Palemote
Ben Bohmer/Rob Moose – Beyond Beliefs (An Apparition)
edapollo – Ivy (Sundreamer Piano Version)
Above & Beyond – Morning in Deira
Braedur – Down
Janus Rasmussen – Slod
Christian Loffler/Fejka – Fjall
Knobs – Channel Surfing
Foam & Sand/Priscilla Ahn – Circle 28
Mommy/Philanthrope – Growing Through The Cracks
Jeremy Blake – Rollerskates
Rival Consoles – Quiet Home
Michael FK – Falling Down
Hammock – Maybe They Will Sing For Us Tomorrow
Le Youth/LeyeT – Feel Around You
Tom Ashbrook – Klass
David Bowie – Sound and Vision 2013
Emancipator/Murge – Sea to Sky (Parra for Cuva Remix)
BP Moore/Jameson Nathan Jones – The Ten Percent
Sofia Kourtesis – La Perla (Tourist Remix)
Fred again.. – Me (heavy)
Keinseier – Untitled Track from 220616
Bicep – Meli (II)
Indian Wells – Four Walls
Olafur Arnalds – Saman (String Quartet Version)

No Agenda - Mixtape #4

https://ffm.bio/andrew_land

Andrew Land is a multi-instrumentalist, producer and composer, born and raised in Yorkshire and currently based in the Midlands, UK.

Classically trained through his youth, Andrew initially moved away from his classical training to focus on self-taught more contemporary music, before ultimately combining the two to form the works heard today.

Debut single, Mediation, was released in December 2020, and is taken from forthcoming album, Relevant Matters, due early 2021. Invoking the likes of Ólafur Arnalds, Janus Ramussen, and Jon Hopkins , Land's sound straddles a Venn diagram where ambient, electronic and neo-classical music meet, bringing through elements of each without ever totally resting in one single genre.

Working alone, Land has crafted his sound from many hours of experimentation with both analogue and digital instruments. His tracks often embody the ethos of the ambient genre, while rarely being truly ambient. The presence of a beat often precluding strict assignment to this genre. Similarly his use of piano and strings is often not strictly neo-classical, with the ambient and electronic elements always tugging the sound back across the dividing lines between a single genre.

2021 promises to be a big year for Land, with forthcoming singles and debut album already slated for release early in the year, and an expanding catalogue of work being constantly being prepared to follow this up and keep momentum about this exciting new artist growing.