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Darling
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Review: The latest missive from Young Marco's Safe Trip stable is a double feature boasting headline-grabbing workouts from label regulars Darling and Ben Penn. It's the former who kicks things off with "Sierra", a rolling, funk-fuelled slab of starry techno rich in bubbly Motor City electronics, attractive lead lines, swirling chords and undulating synth-bass tones. Like much of the music Young Marco champions, it's positive, colourful and capable of stirring the emotions. Ben Penn's "Trouble" is relatively relaxed in comparison, with the rising star pairing chiming lead lines and deep space electronics with a sturdy but elastic house groove and wild synth solos.
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ST 017
28 Feb 20
Deep House
28 Feb 20
Deep House
Review: Trance ala mode in one of its nicest dresses we seen yet. Presented here in twinkling apreggious and sequenced strings, Prins Thomas remix to "The M Song" illustriously lights up a profoundly subtle yet euphoric treat from Darling's Tuplia Moves LP. Released on Young Marco's Safe Trip, Prins Thomas' M Song remix coates the original in a huge swathe of haze and dubby atmosphere, accentuating its high notes enmass with tubular bells, starry delays and big hugs from the kick drum. Somewhere between kitsch and kosmische, quality control lends itself to success in "Kiss The Glass", with PT dropping the original's percussion and broken beat influence for a sense of star sailing pop cosmic.
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ST 016D
25 Nov 19
Balearic/Downtempo
25 Nov 19
Balearic/Downtempo
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DARLING 2
12 Jul 19
Deep House
12 Jul 19
Deep House
Played by: Little Beat Different
Review: Although winding down their Welcome To Paradise series of Italian dream house compilations, Young Marco and A Good Christian continue to release some sublime music on Safe Trip, with the return of Darling and his fourth release on the imprint. This time around though it's a full length effort in the form of Tulipa Moves, featuring a collection of sublime moments and the deepest strains of electronica. It has a celestial/new-age aesthetic all throughout, a trademark carried on from his previous efforts for the label - that sits somewhere between The Abstract Eye's downbeat techno experiments or the aquatic bliss of Move D & Benjamin Brunn's Songs From The Beehive. You will note that the tracks utilise a variety of rhythmic patterns and percussive elements, exploring a range of unearthly but attractive sounds and are capable of stirring different emotions in human listeners.
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ST 012
15 Jun 18
Experimental/Electronic
15 Jun 18
Experimental/Electronic
Review: While Darling's debut on Tom Trago's Voyage Direct imprint was a surging but colourful, full-throttle affair, this follow-up on Safe Trip is an altogether more considered and intricate affair. As you'd probably expect, the six tracks showcased are closer in sound and feel to the work of label boss Young Marco, with killer keys-man Darling employing all manner of kaleidoscopic electronic melodies and new wave-inspired '80s synth sounds. His various tuneful and near Balearic excursions are underpinned by jaunty, loose and punchy rhythms crafted on a vintage drum machine given to the producer by his grandfather some years back. These beats, dancefloor friendly but loose and loved-up, offer the perfect foil for Darling's loved-up, synthesized musicality. In other words, it's a wonderful collection of tracks.
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ST 005
06 Oct 17
Deep House
06 Oct 17
Deep House
