Big bad velocity mix of our CloudCore release, Faarø

@elpacuk

Elpac + Mulholland - Faarø (Velocity Mix)

“Anclaje” es el tercer trabajo en solitario del productor y dj valenciano norim. Sus dos cortes se sitúan entre la pertenencia y el extrañamiento, sirviendo como medio para conectar con el cuerpo y abandonar el plano racional.

Es por ello que, tanto “Cruzado” como “Tendido”, simbolizan un oasis suburbano en medio de bloques de cemento y asfalto: compacto y sin embargo liviano. Pensados desde y para el soundsystem; constituyen dos herramientas fundamentales para lxs amantes del Dub/Bass y las líneas de bajo densas y cadenciosas.

“Cruzado” es el inicio de un descenso forzado a la corporalidad. Acompañado de unos toques sutiles de instrumentación etérea y sirenas, los drums espaciados se entremezclan con un bajo potente que no necesita competir para ganarse el puesto de protagonista principal.

“Tendido” nos mete de lleno en un ritmo poderosamente sincopado, atravesando valles y pendientes sin dejarnos más alternativa que la de “bailar bajito”, aproximadamente a la altura del subgrave que apunta directamente a las entrañas.

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“Anclaje” is the third solo release from Valencian producer and DJ norim, composed of two cuts situated somewhere between pulls of belonging and the pushes of estrangement where the rational mind can be left behind.

Symbolising something of a suburban oasis amidst a jungle of concrete and asphalt, “Cruzado'' and “Tendido” are compact yet light pockets of sound. These essential tools for lovers of the intersection between Dub and Bass are packed with pressurised basslines and rhythms made with a soundsystem in mind.

Corporeal opening track “Cruzado” begins and forces us to descend into our bodies as touches of ethereal instrumentals and sirens move us through spaced-out drums and a powerful bassline that takes the lead in the composition.

Visceral cut “Tendido” then immerses us in a powerfully syncopated rhythm, traversing peaks and troughs of sound that leave our dancing bodies no choice but to sink down to a level approximately at the height of a subwoofer.

Escrito, producido y mezclado por norim
Master por Pobla
Todo el diseño gráfico es obra del magnífico Faccu. xyz
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Written, produced & mixed by norim
Master by Pobla
All artwork designed by the magnificent Faccu. xyz

DIGITAL RELEASE

norim - Tendido

Benga & Coki - Night (Sputnik One ReDrum)

Produced by Product Toss
Mastered by Modded.Studio

Available to purchase via bandcamp link:

Souvenir

https://obligatedrecords.bandcamp.com/album/obligated-records-vol-2

Dual Monitor - Rise & Set (Obligated Records)

Bandcamp

Dom Carlo & Mulholland - 923

Hooks

https://dualmonitor.bandcamp.com/album/ghost-notes

Full EP Releases November 21st

Dual Monitor - Earth and Ground [Nerve Collect] (OUT NOW)

This Seems Too 8

This Seeems Too 8

https://hypeddit.com/deech/tubecontrolroom

Free Download

Deech - Tube Control Room

With his first appearance on Scattered Patterns, Carlos Leshe opens the dance floor with the track “Boat.” A combination of classic sounds, 808 drums, and 303 basslines, along with atmospheric synthesizers and organic sounds, delicately leads us into a magical night full of lights and dancing.

Our second track, "The rumors are true," is ever-evolving yet groove-locked, powerful yet peaceful. A dichotomic experience that only mate in nine can deliver.

Closing Side A of our compilation, we have "2D Radio": stomping drums, squelching resonant synths, roaring FX sounds, and mysterious vocals coming together to challenge your psyche—courtesy of Mind Research's signature sound.

"The sea advances insensibly in silence, nothing seems to happen, nothing moves, the water is so far away that you can barely hear it... finally breaking violently into a wave, which gradually returns to calm". The perfect analogy for the sound that Seleresst shares with us in "Serenata para la diosa del mar".

Arthus debuts in Scattered Patterns with a driving techno cut that combines modern production with old-school synth sounds, reminiscent of the Motor City.

Closing the album with a wildcard, we have Temporal Wangan's "Have u lived enough"—energetic breaks embellished with classic chord stabs, the perfect combo to lose yourself in the dancefloor madness. 

Hooks

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