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FOKUZ 2012015
09 Jul 12 Drum And Bass
Review:
Expect stylish, pared down D+B to be emitted from this Basic Elements EP on Fokuz. Kredit blends a range of sounds together to make something truly spectacular across the four-track selection. First up is the title track, with its spaced out atmospherics, thumping drum kicks and unsettled, wavering tone. Next, we ponder over "What Is Life?" which is another blissed out offering with swaggering, low slung beats and a sparse soundscape. "Between Heart & Distance" is full of pattering drums, bleeps and clicks and segues nicely into "Quiet Stars" which completes the EP.
505550 6313081
02 Aug 11 Drum And Bass
CLS 2012009
30 Apr 12 Drum And Bass
Review:
Expect lush, lilting D&B of the gentlest kind here from Kredit on the Celsius label. The Through Your Eyes EP starts with the beautiful and touching "Kisses From Julia" with its trumpets, rolling breaks, humming bass and blissed out atmospherics. Next up is the title track, a more contemplative piece with delicate, tripping percussion and a melancholic swathe of synths sitting above the tune. "Above The Clouds" brings the EP to a close with a flurry of syncopated, bleepy beats in a sparse soundscape.
SDRRLS 33
20 Dec 11 Drum And Bass
FOKUZ 2012005
19 Mar 12 Drum And Bass
Review:
Expect uber-stripped back, atmospheric D&B from this next release on Fokuz. As Kredit steps up with the What If EP, he brings with it the most laidback lounge music imaginable with a gentle sonic palette and plenty of blessed-out atmospherics. The title track is all rattling breaks and chiming instrumentals with a lullaby undertone, while "A Glass Of Water", undoubtedly the most minimal of the four, is breathy and barely there. "Close To Me" is all swaying beats and delicate clinking SFX, whilst "Point Of View" is downtempo bliss.
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