back to the roots, drum and bass was always one of my favority genres :)

cool track. it's a bit quiet though. maybe remaster!

Live in the Light sees Robot 86 marry dreamy, off-kilter, and detuned pads with searing drum breaks and jagged yet embracing motifs to deliver an excursion into old skool that feels futuristic and familiar at the same time. Built on a foundation of tape-saturated samples, Live in the Light provides a nostalgia trip that never ventures into rave territory but undeniably got its blueprint from the glowstick heyday of the 90s. As the wonky pad moves off its axis, the warped vocal and rib-tickling sub lets us know we're in for an experience, and that's precisely what this track is for every second of its modest sub-4-minute runtime. The crunchy break picks up the pace and ushers in the first taste of the waspy lead motif, but we never get comfortable as we're taken off again for a closer solo inspection of the thumping break taken up a notch. When the motif returns on top and the carefully curated sub-bass slides back in, it's enough for a near-aural orgasm. Live in the Light is a track designed to inject a large helping of spice into any set and progress proceedings from warm-up to red-hot. Get it in your collection now!

Credits

Mixed at Mind Flux Studios http://bit.ly/2OI4Q7z

Master by Precise Mastering http://bit.ly/3I36eKA

Live In The Light

Robot 86 is the sound of a forgotten machine, reawakened by the vibrations of a shifting planet. Hailing from a war-torn, desolate world, Robot 86 drifts through space and time, arriving on Earth in the 90s and absorbing the era's underground electronic beats. Fusing breakbeat rhythms with ambient soundscapes, Robot 86 creates music that defies genre, merging nostalgic elements with futuristic experiments. Each track is a sonic journey, from slamming beats to ethereal atmospheres, guiding listeners through landscapes of both light and dark, where myth meets machine.

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