Made a remix of the increadibly infectious tune "Pauvre Jesus-Christ" by Henri salvador. 

Sit back, relax and enjoy.  

Original

Henri Salvador - Pauvre Jesus-Christ (Ross Henry Remix)

The weather in Sydney has been pretty crazy recently.  We found ourselves taking cover inside the Vic Hotel surrounded by leaking lights and cheering crowds. We even came home to find a large tree had buckled under the wind, ripped down the backstreet power lines and crushed our small tin shed. I also made a snow man out of hail, he now lives on in our freezer. 

Amongst all of this we sat in the kitchen illuminated by a few candles (no power) and had a few drinks. It was at this point that my mate Ned put on a track called “these Moments” by Antoine Dufour.  I thought it as a great tune. I also thought it would make a great electronic track. So interestingly enough I kind of gave it a whole new meaning, I made a cover steeped in Sydney rain. 

Original Track: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQlyHbu0zz4


Original 

These Moments (Antoine Dufour Reworked)

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Sparse yet intricate, Ross weaves together a pallet of sounds that create a slow, intimate listening experience. The poetic lyrics are inspired by the letters of WW1 poet Wilfred Owen, penned during his time at the front. And yet, from such a somber subject comes a warmth; Ross takes us to the smoky candlelit cellar of the forester’s house and beyond.

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The Forester's House

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Mary's Canary

Footprints

Blue Horizon

12 Letters

Big thanks to @wearestereofox for the Premier. 

http://www.stereofox.com/premiere-ross-henry-home-explosions-in-the-sky-reworked

We drop musical breadcrumbs over time. There are particular tracks that transport you somewhere else whilst leaving a mark on your past. Explosions in the sky’s “Home” struck a nerve with me around a decade ago. On the way to school I’d slump down into my seat in a half daze, lean my head against the bus window, and just float along. Mid winter mornings in England, it’s all dark silhouettes and crooked branches. I’d put this track on and slip away, I could be anywhere. Here's to musical escapism. 

Original track - www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwk5F-mJH8g

Artwork by Irene Feleo


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Home (Explosions in the Sky Reworked)


Video - https://youtu.be/gULHT_kMfxo

The Deep sits on a peak between the earliest of mornings and latest of nights. Working strange hours and a few different jobs, I was never present. Then I’d walk home at night, and everything would become so vivid and otherworldly. Slow stillness, no one around. I was exhausted, but finally awake. I recreated the journey using my phone to film over a couple weeks. The clip was then edited in the same way I put a track together, cut, copy, speed up, slow down, layer, reverse. I found altering colour felt similar to fine tuning sound frequencies. Overall, the Deep attempts to grasp at an ephemeral sharpness within the sedated mundane.


The Deep

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I’ve come to realise that the music I make tends to cultivate, celebrate or create safe spaces. Everyone deserves a place to live, to feel at home and express themselves free from ridicule and discrimination.

The first track from this series of thought looks at the biggest safe space we have: the planet. “Flux” looks at the idea of Earth fluctuating between a series of states over time. What was once a hot, poisonous, ball of dust devoid of free oxygen eventually became a safe space for life. However the planet is always in a state of flux, both favouring and disfavouring it’s inhabitants.

Flux

You can hoard all the oxygen in the atmosphere, water in the oceans, write your name in the sky, build a pyramid or two. However Your name will fade over time. Life as it presents itself will transform and keep on rolling into many other of embodiments, as it did long before the idea of ‘you’ came about. It’s all quite funny really. Running away from death has become a very serious style of living. Humour is a wonderful blessing.

The Birds And The Breeze

There are pros and cons to the idea of growing up. Overtime we can begin to solidify, become trapped, incapacitated, stuck in our roles. At the peak of the toughest parts of life it’s helpful to remember how malleable it all is. My latest track 'Places people' honours life as theater. It explores the space between our bare essence and the many weight bearing layers holding our identity together. When we wear our selves loosely, it gives us room to work with whatever life throws at us. It also gives us space to connect with anyone behind it all. Occasionally I need a reminder of this. Hopefully this track can be both enjoyed and help others in some way too.

Places People

Maker of Dynamic / immersive / explorative / experimental electronica pop. Noise that ripples with it’s own pulse adorned by a myriad of velvety sonic jewels bending, emerging and dissipating across fluctuating landscapes. 

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