The Supplier

Milkshake Trip Sister Remix

Echo Chamber

https://st3v3l33.bandcamp.com/album/watersongs

I like the energy of WaterGong, but I wanted to try to pull it all into place. Bringing out the drone and playing with the overtones seems to add something different.

All the stems are the same, except for the new drone. I've faded things in and out a bit, tweaked some of the synth settings and played around with the drum patterns some more. 

I think it feels more grounded. Less chaotic.

Watersongs

WaterGong

Extra-terrestrial, dark melancholia for impenetrable night times. An alien ritual from the malevolent cosmos, aimed down at us. Ambient drone building slowly through throat singing and chants until psychedelia explodes and the end is here.

The Stars Gaze Back

The Box

in my world (re mix)

Thumping electronic track reflecting on how things are in our inner world...

in my world (latest remix)

A yoga holiday in crete
Smashing plates around my feet
Don't worry they were specially made
There's no need to be afraid

Of the environmental footprint
It didn't cost a mint
I'm lying here in the sun
Eating greek salad, its a lot of fun

To drink the wine and downward dog
Lets hope my stomach won't honk
Namaste, pranayama, drishti and asana

Dont know what any of it means
get the mat and I'll meet you in my dreams
To the bar we frequent
More regularly than lent
Despite being a healthy holiday
We can eat what we like and party
We can eat what we like and party

402. a yoga holiday in crete (harding).mp3

Woozy’s annual WZY4.5 compilation summit gathers for its fourth installment, celebrating 9 artists of dubwise disposition that maintains the label and its founder EMA’s spellbinding tradition in futurist soundsystem music. No Sir, Maude Vôs, Jossy Mitsu, Chewlie, Beaabea, Mantra, Introspekt, Ila Brugal and Honeydrip all feature for another bumper showcase of ambitious club sounds.

WZY4.5’s welcoming address looks to No Sir’s Dilate, an elastic-shock of icy swagger that rudely snaps under the serious sub pressure. Maude Vôs’ Faerie Ring gurgles with psy-eye
wonder amidst its half-time hypnosis, before the chromatic piston-breaks of Arena bounce around Jossy Mitsu’s irresistible kinetics. Chewlie’s Blaze Of Sobriety is a crooked stepper of wide-eyed abstraction that swivels on an addictive head-nod lurch, while Pixelate’s taut trip through Beaabea’s stern kick-drum ballistics offers some dastardly club drama. Mantra then signals the rave siren, meditating on a percussive half step before igniting the jungle (dub) tekno fervour of Bedrock. Introspekt’s naughty 2-stepper Digital throbs in a see-saw of LFO menace and crisp swung-drum mechanics, before Moth’s blunted dancefloor haze illuminates Ila Brugal’s effortlessly rolling groove. On closing remarks is Honeydrip with Aspire, a zooted stepper of heavenly breakbeat joy that skanks sub-heavy style to its and WZY4.5’s glorious conclusion.

Mastering: Lurka
Artwork: Blixa Aguerreberry
Press Release: Nevan Jio

https://woozydublin.bandcamp.com/music

https://soundcloud.com/jossymitsu
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WZY4.5 Compilation

PREMIERE: Jossy Mitsu - Arena [Woozy]

Sam Hughes catches up with the wonderfully talented Laura Bailey!

They discuss her career as a fantastic voice artist, the highlights and low lights of being a voice actor, Critical Role by Geek and Sundry, and also how her shoddiness at paperwork might be the reason she's not a scientist!

Full Article: www.thesoundarchitect.co.uk/laurabailey

Interview With Laura Bailey

Play the Sax a bit. I really like to get up and dance.

WaterGong

St3v3L33

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