No Entry by Numbers is a one-day trip into the deep end of chill. Built start to finish in a single session, the album is a raw, instinct-driven instrumental trip-hop project made entirely from sampled sound. No polish, no second thoughts—just pure momentum and mood.

Across its tracks, No Entry by Numbers drifts through dusty grooves, downtempo pulses, and late-night textures that feel found rather than crafted. The limitations become the vibe: chopped artifacts, warped melodies, and hazy rhythms stitched together with the urgency of someone following a spark before it fades.

It’s lo-fi, laid-back, and hypnotic—music for empty streets, quiet rooms, and anyone who likes their trip hop unfiltered and effortless.

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Down leans into soul with intention. Built around warm, sampled vocals and slow-burning grooves, the track pairs dusty rhythm with lyrics that feel close and unguarded. It’s unhurried, reflective, and heavy in mood without ever forcing it.

The soul samples bring a human weight this time—voices that linger, phrases that repeat like thoughts you can’t shake. Instead of filling every space, Down lets the lyrics ride the beat, turning simplicity into atmosphere.

Smooth, grounded, and emotionally low-key, Down is a track for sinking into the moment and staying there.

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Open is a four-track EP that settles into its sound instead of chasing it. More refined than previous releases, it blends electronic textures with soul-rooted samples, balancing warmth and restraint with a quiet confidence. Everything feels intentional—beats breathe, melodies linger, and nothing pushes harder than it needs to.

The standout, Plastic, captures the EP at its best: smooth, reflective, and slightly detached, with a groove that pulls you in while the details slowly reveal themselves. It’s the track that sticks—the one that feels finished without feeling polished.

Open is calm, cohesive, and self-assured. Music for late hours, half-lit rooms, and anyone who appreciates subtle evolution over loud reinvention.

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