These are a few tracks from the new album Yesterday's Machine from Saturn Never Sleeps

HEARTS ON FIRE

From the debut album Yesterday's Machine by Saturn Never Sleeps

BIT BY BIT

LOTUS

THE MACHINES ARE THE STARS

Heart Awake - Rucyl

PERFECT PLACE - King Britt

JONAH HILL- King Britt

Throw Ups - Soul Litchfield

SNOWBLIND02061026 - Soul Litchfield

ALL SEASONS ARE GOOD

With the second ep,  Fhloston Paradigm shift into dancefloor mode.  An ep dedicated to the early analog sound of Manchester's 808 State and Chicago's Bam Bam.

Using a Korg Mono/Poly,  Roland JX3P and SH-101, triggered by a Moog MP 201 and no midi,  this ep keeps the tradition and sound of the heroes. 

Produced and written by King Britt

OUT OCTOBER 25 2011

THIS IS A MIX OF ALL 4 TRACKS

1.- BUILDING NEW 
2.- AFTER THE RAVE
3.- HERE
4.- '88



FHLOSTON PARADIGM SAMPLER

Saturn Never Sleeps came about when music producer King Britt and singer/artist Rucyl collaborated in 2009 for two improvisational performances specifically dedicated to the music and sound of fellow Philadelphian Sun-Ra. Carrying on in the tradition of Sun Ra’s vision of process as art, they decided to continue their project, which led to a year of amazing opportunities, performing at Moogfest (USA), Stadtmusik Festival (Basel, Switzerland), Art Basel (Miami), Micro-cosmos (Tokyo) and residencies in Philadelphia/NYC.
“Like Massive Attack… with balls!” – Gal Ofer from Tel Aviv
The duo have been inspired by the works of classic electronic innovators like Herbie Hancock, Raymond Scott, Delia Derbyshire, the present day forward-thinking electronic scene as well as experimental composers, dub and rocksteady.These inspirations have transpired in a solid stage show combining laptop/electronics with heart melting vocals and improvised electronic instrumentation, heavy bass vibrations and sonic ambience.The live two person show consists of King Britt on samples, beats, and textures with Rucyl layering vocals and added electronics. Often both performers vary their live rigs with home-brew music applications and experimental noise makers. Their sound resonates with fans of artists like Massive Attack, Little Dragon, Sun Ra and Philip Glass. Recently opening for TV on the Radio and Sun Ra Arkestra, music collectors and young audiences alike are taking notice of their unique approach to songs.

Their debut album, Yesterday’s Machine, combined an experimental create-in-the-moment vibe with inspirational lyrics and vocal sonics that range from Sade tones to Flora Purim’s ethereal layers. The result is well-crafted, intelligent, genre-pushing, electronic soul rooted in the duo’s collective years of experience and musical expanse. 



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