You unclip the harness of your pilot seat as the cockpit altimeter hits 35,000 feet. Time to flip on Autopilot and zone out to a mix of drone, minimalist, and dark ambient cuts as you glide into the sunset. (Photo: Unsplash)

Autopilot

Steve Roach – Stillpoint

Morning Playlist

Paroles :  

I need something to set me free
Something that would stop baby crying
I need an area to go crazy
A bit like a Bubble Shouting

A Bubble Shouting
A Bubble Shouting 
Woooow
A Bubble Shouting
Na Na !

In "prison" mode my world is made
And you show me were is my pain 
I need something to "let off steam"
A bit like a Bubble Shouting

Refrain

Freedom, style ow yeah
reason, violence ow damn
a man die all day 
me I fly, fly, fly 
a Bubble Shouting x3

Bubble Shouting

1st track of roy pablo EP

About a girl

Recording-engineer and mix: Erik Thorsheim

Yeah

2nd track of roy pablo EP

About dating 

Recording: Erik Thorsheim
Mix: Matias Tellez

Everytime

3rd track of roy pablo EP
About a lonely guy

Recording: Erik Thorsheim
Mix: Matias Tellez

Dance, Baby!

4th track of roy pablo EP 
About a sucky day 

Recording: Erik Thorsheim
Mix: Erik Thorsheim and Nicolas Muñoz

Imreallytiredthisdaysucks

5th track of roy pablo EP 
About young love

Recording and mix: Esteban Munoz and Erik Thorsheim

ur phone

Shadow of Time

Cloud of Knowing

Return to the Dreamtime

The Continent (Live in Tucson 2018)

Towards the Dream (Live in Tucson 2018)

Atmosphere for Dreaming

Chester Raj Anand - Eternal

In a Landscape

Ripsketch

Stillpoint

Serenity in Waves

Deeper…Still

Racine - Quelque Chose Tombe
Cat. Nr: DN016
Format: LP / DL
Release Date: 21 February 2020

Hidden in plain sight, grinning through worry, living in insecurity – modern society has returned to a day-by-day race for survival. To be vulnerable is the new normal; afraid, a bare minimum. Something was bound to emerge from the quiet throngs of the new precariat, and Racine is such a voice, setting to music those modern lives defined by uncertainty.

Quelque Chose Tombe (‘Something Falls’) is a set of compositions that confronts demons both inner and outer head-on. Created during a period of necessary unemployment somewhere in Montreal – caring for one’s health can take precedence over work – the music is both a grotesque dance of the goblins and the gentle opiatic breath of the protectors. It’s a harrowing reflection of the prevalent vampiric hypochondria forcing a generation into fatigue.

The sounds crawling out of Racine speak with their own internal logic. Snippets of fractured tunes creak through perturbed post-digital soundscapes, blurred and fragmented along the way into haunting amorphous instrumentals. The two-part title track is multi-part sonic maze where raven-like pitch bent notes gather, a broken rave theme punctures its way through bass fog, and silence clefts the music in two, ushering in a coda of heartbroken ambience. As the album’s suite progresses, Racine shepherds mutant melodic themes in and out of earshot, like clear thoughts bringing temporary order to a state of emotional panic and withdrawal. A host of other sounds too – voices and birdsong, cybernetically deformed – populate Racine’s scarred productions.

Emerging from Quelque Chose Tombe’s constant darkness however, is a latent sense of hope. Racine is turning modern vulnerability into a strength, creating a singular aesthetic to reflect and confront an uncomfortable present.

Mastered by Beau Thomas
Design by Niels Wehrspann

@julienracine