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Klasey Jones - Arrival EP
TERR068
Terrorhythm Recordings

Klasey Jones returns once more for another solid outing on Terrorhythm in the shape of the 6 track "Arrival" E.P.

The term retro futurism is thrown around in music all too much, but if any artist embodies that term it is Klasey, and never more so than on "Arrival" - an E.P. which scores themes of love and exploration through space and time, beautifully illustrated on Mizucat's excellent artwork that fans have become so enamoured with.

With his inspiration deeply rooted in strains of RnB, Electronica and Rap, it's fitting that "Arrival" feels like the artist has found his feet with vocal features for the first time on his works. You Are The Reason featuring Devon Wright feels hi-tech in it's production tones, with Devon's vocal performance reminiscent of the 80's new romantic era. The romantic appeal and themes run throughout, with references to Klasey's intergalactic search for love on "Starship Love" and "Brentwood Affair" rounded off with a sultry RnB performance from Iman which has been chopped and screwed to perfection on "Rearrange".

Arrival feels like an exploration in sound from Klasey and the title suggests he has found solace in expressing his music alongside vocals, we're excited to see what the next stop will be on his intergalactic journey.

Produced by @klasey 
Licensed exclusively by Terrorhythm Recordings 2019

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Plastician’s Terrorhythmn imprint have been breathing plenty of life into the mutated, hybrid club sounds emerging from both UK and US beat-makers over the past two years, crucially spotlighting producers like Ganz, AWE, Patrick Brian and JD Reid for the first time.

The latest name to emerge from the camp, Klasey Jones, has been bubbling under for the past year, with his tracks earning heavy rotation on Plastician’s Rinse FM show in particular — itself often a valuable resource for those seeking a link between grime, drill and instrumental, cloud-wave rap.

Jones’ debut EP — the widescreen, cinematic ‘Foreign Buyers Club’ — is a profound case in point, linking the above sub-genres with flashes of 80s synth music, anime OSTs and some genuinely one-of-a-kind sound design.

At five tracks long, Jones is also able to explore the variants to his sound fully across the EP; see the morbid dystopia of opener ‘Area 55’ for example, or conversely, the hazy, string-led romance on ‘Gang Gang’.

With over 150 instrumentals currently sat on his hardrive, Jones’ potential is limitless, but ‘Foreign Buyers Club’ serves as the perfect introduction to where he’s headed.

Tracklist

1. Area 55

2. Gang Gang

3. Yoko & Ano

4. No Mercy

5. Cement

Foreign Buyers Club

Klasey Jones - Cement

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Liquid Ritual w/ Harukasuka, Klasey Jones & Thadeous Matthews - 16th January 2017 (Free Download)

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Rinse FM Podcast - Plastician w/ Klasey Jones - 17th January 2017

Plastician’s Terrorhythmn imprint have been breathing plenty of life into the mutated, hybrid club sounds emerging from both UK and US beat-makers over the past two years, crucially spotlighting producers like Ganz, AWE, Patrick Brian and JD Reid for the first time.

The latest name to emerge from the camp, Klasey Jones, has been bubbling under for the past year, with his tracks earning heavy rotation on Plastician’s Rinse FM show in particular — itself often a valuable resource for those seeking a link between grime, drill and instrumental, cloud-wave rap.

Jones’ debut EP — the widescreen, cinematic ‘Foreign Buyers Club’ — is a profound case in point, linking the above sub-genres with flashes of 80s synth music, anime OSTs and some genuinely one-of-a-kind sound design.

At five tracks long, Jones is also able to explore the variants to his sound fully across the EP; see the morbid dystopia of opener ‘Area 55’ for example, or conversely, the hazy, string-led romance on ‘Gang Gang’.

With over 150 instrumentals currently sat on his hardrive, Jones’ potential is limitless, but ‘Foreign Buyers Club’ serves as the perfect introduction to he’s headed.

Tracklist

1. Area 55

2. Gang Gang

3. Yoko & Ano

4. No Mercy

5. Cement

Foreign Buyers Club E.P.

Klasey Jones - Yoko & Ano

Klasey Jones - No Mercy

Klasey Jones - Gang Gang

Klasey Jones - Area 55

Track list:

Klasey Jones, Cobra Reserve
Klasey Jones, Midnight Rider
Klasey Jones, High Beams On B Roads
Klasey Jones, Fight In Room 202
Klasey Jones, Voodoo Estate
Klasey Jones, No Manners
Klasey Jones, Worth
Klasey Jones, Sharimar
Klasey Jones, Oxford Starlight
Klasey Jones, Bermuda Nights
Klasey Jones, Social Plans
Klasey Jones, Infernal Tokyo
Klasey Jones, Truth Or Dare
Klasey Jones, Dade County
Klasey Jones, Venice In Space
Klasey Jones, Trial
Klasey Jones, Far From Daytona
Spodee, Im On My Way
Captain X Kromestar, Triple Beam
Klasey Jones, Agent
Klasey Jones, 908 Street
Klasey Jones, Hollow Tips
Klasey Jones, See You 
Klasey Jones, Plug Lost In Jupiter
Don Q, Don Season (Produced By DLO Beats)
Klasey Jones, Dope
Young Scooter ft Don Q & A Boogie, Diamonds
Klasey Jones, Deep Blue
The Wildcatz, Strangers
Kromestar, Sometime Alone
Klasey Jones, Unknown 
The Wildcatz, Fallen

slumber session: klasey jones

Klasey Jones returns once more for another solid outing on Terrorhythm in the shape of the 6 track "Arrival" E.P.

The term retro futurism is thrown around in music all too much, but if any artist embodies that term it is Klasey, and never more so than on "Arrival" - an E.P. which scores themes of love and exploration through space and time, beautifully illustrated on Mizucat's excellent artwork that fans have become so enamoured with.

With his inspiration deeply rooted in strains of RnB, Electronica and Rap, it's fitting that "Arrival" feels like the artist has found his feet with vocal features for the first time on his works. You Are The Reason featuring Devon Wright feels hi-tech in it's production tones, with Devon's vocal performance reminiscent of the 80's new romantic era. The romantic appeal and themes run throughout, with references to Klasey's intergalactic search for love on "Starship Love" and "Brentwood Affair" rounded off with a sultry RnB performance from Iman which has been chopped and screwed to perfection on "Rearrange". 

Arrival feels like an exploration in sound from Klasey and the title suggests he has found solace in expressing his music alongside vocals, we're excited to see what the next stop will be on his intergalactic journey.

Klasey Jones - Arrival Intro

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