Name: EXTRAPOLATION by Empire of Ghosts
Duration: 4 min 12 s
Description: Extrapolation from Empire of Ghosts - A reggae-dub track with the usual political undertones, you know, dead set against tyrants and fascists.

Surge

An instrumental remix from a previous adaption to music of Psalm 15 I had done.

Psalm 15 Instrumental

Unleash

Arse-WHOLE!

Arse-WHOLE! (Official Audio)

this tune is also on Spotify and Beatport

Henning struggles and coctail´s

DJ Henning mix

Got It

Time Will Tell

LOADING+NT.WORLD

Dubby Reggae song with an uplifting message. FREE DOWNLOAD!

Land Of Milk & Honey

Tarantic Records is back with a whopping five-track release from Movable (Marianne Potje a.k.a. Marianimal and Brad Eller a.k.a. BradElectro). Originally from Chicago and St. Louis, Marianne and Brad draw upon the black urban sounds of their hometowns, while mixing in the pop sensibilities that come naturally to them. The ex-lovers-turned-friends first worked together as Duo Electro, an all-hardware live PA that helped rock the San Franscisco underground dance scene in the early-00’s. “Get Next To You” is a flirtatious cut about the kind of person you're drawn to over and over, every time you see them or talk to them, even when they're with someone else. We understand, some obsessions are hard to give up. Thankfully, our love affair with Movable has only just begun.

The first remix is by Temple SF resident jAswhO?, who delivers a trademark energetic bassline, addictive synth riffs and a screaming lead masterfully played alongside the vocals of the original. Alsoul lends his native Chicago sensibility to the mix with seductive pads, funky sequences and snappy percussion. BradElectro’s dub is quite faithful to the original- only stripping the vocal and adding reverb because as he states: “a dub is a dub, it ain’t a remix.” Finally, Los Angeles-based musician burntSpaghetti brings us home with a pleasantly unexpected dark, cinematic downtempo mix that features his masterful Spanish guitar work.

Get Next To You (BradElectro Dub)

Extrapolation from Empire of Ghosts - A reggae-dub track with the usual political undertones, you know, dead set against tyrants and fascists.

EXTRAPOLATION

Empire of Ghosts

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