Combination of jazz with 90's beats to provide dance-gym vibe and chilled atmosphere.

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HALLWAY

Music made with Simon Stokes (SubSine Academy, Glasgow)

BETWEEN

LACK

Inspiration "Darling" (Tyler, The Creator)

HAPPYNESS

Inspired by "Flower Boy" album -- Tyler, The Creator

ONE FINE DAY

Inspired by "Flower Boy" album - Tyler, The Creator

RUNNING UP THE HILL

Inspired by "Chromakopia" album -- Tyler, The Creator

LAST DANCE

IMMORTALS

C.A.

Inspited by "IGOR" album -- Tyler, The Creator

KITCHENMESS

inspired by "IGOR" album -- Tyler, The Creator

WHERE IS MY MIND

Chill background, restaurant kitchen atmosphere, good mood, instrumental vibe

JUST LIKE CHURROS

Inspired by "Flower Boy" and "IGOR" albums -- Tyler, the creator

AN OMELETTE IS AN OMELETTE

Chill-out, atmosphere-reggae sound for relaxing, enjoing the city vibes, or on the way to surfing. Track inspired by "Sweet / Thought You Wanted To Dance", by Tyler, The Creator feat. Brent Faiyaz & Fana Hues  

Chase the birds

Good jazz with old fashioned strings and organist background, as well as flute coming from the background. This track was inspired by Ronnie Foster and Tyler, The Creator. Ideal to listen in the car, or in the headphones on the byke.

The task of the artist

Track about an ongoing task. A letter to be delivered, or a pizza. A luggage to be shipped. Track ideal to listen to while driving or learning to do new tricks with the skateboard. 
Inspired by "Are we still friends" (Tyler, The Creator).

You send me

Alternative music urban imaginary. Spinning and cycling music. Good for intensive and repetitive exercises, walking through the city in a post-industrial context, but also post-meditation, post-thinkin', post-food ... post-somethin' 
Track inspired by "I think" (Tyler, The Creator).

Unnamable

Track about transient moving around. Bits of being lost, but also discovery. Inspired by "Lost on you" (LP), the message is that long running has no scope unless it leads to confrontation with ourselves.

Run into yourself

Track built around the idea of "No!". Trying to decipher the sound and pressure entailed by this word. As well as the liberation. Track suitable for traveling, walking around the city, and gym exercising.

So far so good

The track relates to the background idea of the Spider-Man and other super hero anthologies about predominant domination games and power relations. A lot of these experiences entail walking, running, moving, or the lack of movement. The track captures how this biomechanics sounds like. The music is perfect for convenings, relaxed and chilled atmospheres that have a tensioned vibe.

Walk all over you

A tribute to "Walk On By" (Isaac Hayes), this track is about the interplay between the various phases of the games children play and the music. The way the music is composed, as a "walk on by" suggests that especially for children the endgame is a transition to a new space. Not necessary a new level. But something else.

Endgame

Have you ever wondered how the Spider-Man crawling sounds like? What about similar movement in swimming? Or in infant exploring the world? The track captures the excitement related with everything that involves dynamics. Whether through physical movement or sound of music. The track is perfect for spaces with little crowd aiming to bring relaxation and connectivity through rhythm.

Crawl song

There are a lot of pivot turns we take during the day. In our movement, mind, car, as well as projected futures. Small pivots are sometimes interpreted as big choices. The track suggests the flow of decision we take. Perfect track for car trips, cycling and just being chill.

Pivot

Spinning around, moving in full circles is perhaps the trickiest forms of movement and thinking, Is there a sense and direction to it, or it is about enjoying the stand still? The track captures the sound and emotional tone of spinning around, and how this incrementally changes and opens new possibilities of access. The track is perfect for activities engaging repetition, fitness and relaxation.

Spinning around

Sound is a skin. Whether music, silence, traffic or chaos, the sound is what allows us to have access to the world. With all the privileges and discriminations that come with it – its perceived color, thickness and permeability, The track is perfect for convenings, coffee shops, and informal chill.



Skin

Sneaker styles and sneaker heads are not solely about consumerism and brand loyalty. But also about establishing dignity and identity through walking, stepping and movement. Material culture of sound, music and dancing also allows to connect. The track is suitable for fashion gatherings and celebrations of apparel. It also suits fitness, yoga and chill contexts.



Snicker head

The track is a tribute to "I'd rather go blind" (Etta James). Providing an original angle, which emphasizes the "I was just" aspect from the original song. The interplay of repetitions and silent-almost jammed sequences aims to reveal new meanings about love and identity.

I was just

Tribute to "I got my mind set on you" (George Harrison). The track adds a bit of joyful idleness to the original song. Making it more suitable for the today vibe of suburbs and communities of youth connecting through music and resistance.

Got my mind set on you

Tribute to "Crocodile Rock" (Elton John). The track shows why rock evolution is highly relevant. And how successive reinterpretations of songs form a kind of relay among genres of music & generations of artists. The track is ideal for anything involving rhythm, repetitive moment, dancing., dancing.

Crocodile rock

Tribute to "Sweet child of mine" (Guns N' Roses). The track picks up on a specific part of the original song (Where do we go) and transforms it into an atmospheric sequence. The track is ideal for contexts grappled by issues of inequality, hope, but also escape, loyalty and freedom.

Where do we go

Warsaw-based young artist, music production, hip hop. Credit photo: Zozo Pawlak

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