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jet black
the second single by channel tres (@channeltres)
cat no gm145
out 13 july 18 on GODMODE

watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LTbpBwn7Dw
buy/stream: godmode.lnk.to/jetblack

bio:

Channel Tres grew up in the Compton neighborhood of Los Angeles. His voice is effortlessly deep, as if Barry White didn't realize he was Barry White. "Controller", Channel's debut single on Godmode (Yaeji, Shamir), took classic Detroit house and reimagined it with the surly attitude of West Coast rap. Pitchfork, NPR, Gorilla vs. Bear, BBC Radio 1, Spotify, Apple, and KCRW were early champions, along with Australia's esteemed Triple J radio, who put "Controller" in full rotation.

In advance of his self-titled debut EP (out July 27 on Godmode), Channel blesses us with "Jet Black", another taste of his unorthodox union of four-on-the-floor and Compton. The song is an oozy ode to the blackest of black, over a ferocious modular synth instrumental that takes cues from industrial and early electro. "I never reply when you hit me/ I'm off the grid you can't get me" – it's hard not to feel invincible when this one plays. The video, directed by cult filmmaker Anthony Sylvester, captures Compton at its most contorted, where barbershops double as churches, where liquor stores become after-hours raves.

Jet Black
written by Channel Tres, Nick Sylvester (BMG), Alan Wilkis (Spirit), and Eli Tillman

vocals by Channel Tres
whispers by Geena Fontanella
drum machine, mellotron, sampling, and intellijel synthesizers by Nick Sylvester

recorded, mixed, and produced by Nick Sylvester at Godmode Studios, Los Angeles, CA

assistant mixing by Sacha Mendel and Robert Szmurlo
mastered by Sarah Register at SRM, Brooklyn, NY
executive produced by Talya Elitzer

cover photo by Yazz Alali

Instruments Used

MFB Tanzbär, Intellijel Atlantis, Intellijel Metropolis, Intellijel Rainmaker, Mellotron, Logic EXS24, Soundtoys Echoboy, human voices, robot voices, accidental air conditioner hum and other mistakes honored as hidden intent.

Channel Tres

Jet Black

Channel Tres - Jet Black [GODMODE]

Valentino Khan & Wuki - Better

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Better

Better (feat. Roxanna)

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“Resonant Body”, the third studio album by Octo Octa (Maya Bouldry-Morrison), is her most spiritual and nature--connected work. Maya recorded the songs at her cabin in New Hampshire inorder to channel the resonance of the forest, the beauty of the river, and the energy from the rituals she conducts within it. The album was written and produced at the end of December 2018—after a year of near constant touring—in order to process through art an intense and magical year of change. 

“Resonant Body” is the second release on T4T LUV NRG, the label co-run by Maya and her partner Eris Drew. It draws on the same themes of togetherness (“Power To The People”), embodiment (“Spin Girl, Let’s Activate!”), love (“Deep Connections”), healing (“My Body Is Power”) and survival (“Can You See Me?”) that animated her acclaimed “For Lover’s EP” (Technicolour, 2019). The album’s art was created by Maya’s partner Brooke, who painted two canvases after a magical day-trip Brooke, Eris, and Maya took earlier this year on the “Sweet Trail” in New Hampshire. 

Octo Octa’s live performances and DJ sets are known for calling the dancers to move their bodies to a message of love. The dancefloor can be for all of us. It is a communal space that can provide healing when respected, where the dancers can actualize if they can let go and embrace themselves and each other. When we engage with music that heals, through dance or deep listening, we use an ancient technology for its original purpose. Octo Octa believes in the healing power of her music. “Resonant Body” transforms her life and intentions into healing art. 

50% of the profits from the album will be donated to the Sylvia Rivera Law Project (SRLP), which works to guarantee that all people are free to self-determine their gender identity and expression, regardless of income or race, and without facing harassment, discrimination, or violence.

Octo Octa - Spin Girl, Let's Activate!

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