I absolutely adore your music, looking forward to more.

So simple and so beautiful! I love every note of your songs! :)

Sounds a lot like something from Koji Kondo.

Coming back years later, still so beautiful.

Minimal/Deep House

Song of the Day Challenge: Make a song every day for 30 days. Songs should be at least 30 seconds long. Come join! Challenge created by vidboy (soundcloud.com/vidboy/)

Hopefully it'll help me be less perfectionist, experiment with more styles, and just get the creative juices flowing.

"Petrified Temple" - This one ended up being really foresty too.  I need to try for some different tones and themes.  It also ends kinda abruptly, there's a lot more melodic material to explore with this one.  But they're just quick sketches anyways.  I started trying to make a recorded acoustic piano piece, but I got really self conscious during recording and I made this instead.  I'll try that again another day...

Petrified Temple

Day 2 - "Petrified Temple" (Song of the Day Challenge)

TUNIC

TUNIC (Original Soundtrack) - 49 Remember to Remember / Lifeformed × Janice Kwan

TUNIC (Original Soundtrack) - This Time Is Different ⧸ Lifeformed × Janice Kwan

A2 Görlitzer Park - Maxim Wolzyn

 https://soundcloud.com/wallwork-rzr

Head over to XLR8R to download the title track "Mad Techno Invasion:

http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2014/07/mad-techno-invasion

Resident Advisor review:

http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=15373


Hackney Wick, London duo Wallwork & RZR (comprised of Tommaso Wallwork and Ady Razor), having cut their teeth as ghost producers for some of the UK's finest for years, are down to leave the ether and substantiate as a powerhouse club act of their own, courtesy of their impeccably-produced Infinite Machine debut, “Mad Techno Invasion".

Breaking the ice with fiery number “The 361”, W&R promptly display their prowess as sleeper cell veterans. Driven by sparse, overdriven, sluggish 808 kicks, a slo-mo title chant, and unrelenting, crisp upbeat claps, the track is an exercise in elegantly reductionist rave, interspersed with wistful junglist harmony and abundant varispeed vox hype.

Second track “Massive Reactor, built on an elektro backbone, toys with liquid, jazzy inflections, but mostly exists in a realm of explosive industrial beats and subversive kick patterns that entail a gut-wrenchingly suspenseful and suspended feel. Masterful sound design pervades.

“Mad Techno Invasion” juggles staggeringly lush UKG passages with metallic, unhinged techno that sometimes slows down into half-step grooves, seemingly channeling oldschool dubstep alumni.

“Tonatiuh Dance”, the most punishing of the five, is a syncopated beast that once again imbues the listener with that suspended sensation – drops from the get-go and never looks back. Constant tension, but calibrated as such that it is always almost too much, but never too much, and most certainly never too little. The track is self-referential in that it segues into sounds of labored breathing, medical machinery, and wild animals towards its finale.

Closer “Keep Going” is a thoroughly explosive rave hardcore finale, reliant on pirate radio mainstays such as BPM-repurposed jungle breaks, tempestuous reese bass, hoover histrionics, and earworm diva vox frantically repeating that the listener should “keep going”. On an EP chock-full of rinse-worthy material, that is advice to be taken to heart.
Be kind, reeewiiiind…

Release Date: July 14th

Tracklist:

1. The 361
2. Massive Reactor
3. Mad Techno Invasion
4. Tonatiuh Dance
5. Keep Going

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IMSL20 - Wallwork & Rzr - Mad Techno Invasion EP (Out Now!)

Download: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2014/06/helium

Day 2 - "Petrified Temple" (Song of the Day Challenge)

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