A slow burning house track from the softer side of Lazy Pluto. Urgently swinging into life and with euphoric 808 loops into the red morning sky, shrouded by warm pads. A slow chugging closer and a real Lazy Pluto rarity.

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Music composer and Soundscape designer.

Heavily influenced by Beaumont Hannant, Autechre, Brian Eno and a wealth of styles ranging from classical music through to DC Hardcore.
I love the organic feel of music and the creation of warmth within patterns.
Trying to create soundtracks to everyday life and images.


Tracks available on my YouTube channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC29fEzmTPEV69UKepjsDHxQ?view_as=subscriber

New EP available on Open Case Recordings https://www.facebook.com/1683424458553112/posts/2506179442944272/

33 lvl
music hardware and tape enthusiast
sample scrapper from everything around 

gutars / basses / synthesizers / weird stuff
Elektron digitakt / analog4
Waldorf Pulse 2/ keystep
Dreadbox Typhon
TE OP-1 / PO-35
Axe fx ultra / Suhr custom / Fernandes bass
Tascam 244
Cockos Reaper
and many other stuff to make daily routine interesting

𓉗 𓉘 𓉙 𓉚 𓉛 𓉜 𓉝 𓉞 𓉟 If you need album art https://opensea.io/LazyPluto Click it https://lazypluto.bandcamp.com/ 𒁋 𒂩 𒁌 𒁍 𒂤 The primary alias of Jade Krogh, Lazy Pluto, has been credited with some of the least predictable, least classifiable electronic music in Canada.

Although rhythmic and dance floor worthy, this track’s primary form takes on the immersion of a Transcendental Meditation. With a driving mantra present throughout, it works through different pockets of your mind; surfacing, making sense of and setting free buried thoughts, while always returning to the propulsive sedation of this motif.

Since debuting modestly in 2014 under the alias Kaboko, Lazy Pluto has juggled a diverse array of inspirations, including early-’80s funk and electro, art rock, raw and classicist house, and Dubstep, while putting a fresh spin on the forms to decayed, disorienting effect.

“Ambient music is something that can be used as a tool, I’ll often use ambient music for meditative purposes, you can create such an interesting emotional sensation with this genre, it’s beautiful and relatively unexplored.”

Deciduous

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