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Played by: Juno Recommends Downtempo
Review: It was around 2022 that we last heard from dBridge with the M|E album and collaborative EP with Madison Willing called Made In Silence, before last year's mini LP with Homesick. Keeping it at the edge of what's definable and what drum and bass experimentalism once more - the EP kicks off with a percussive and melody-tinged "Teenage Echo", with its chord elements passing over into something more elongated in "My Resolve". With oriental themes somewhat abound, alongside some zaps familiar to the Raster-Noton trained ear, "Meridian" continues the vibe until we reach a 80s-esque pop balled in "I'm Damned". Bringing it back to square one, though, is EP closer "Antwerp Skies" - a dBridge sleeper classic for the ages.
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EXIT 073
01 Mar 24
Balearic/Downtempo
01 Mar 24
Balearic/Downtempo
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: As the esteemed Exit Record label explains, producer and percussionist Rajeev Maddela, aka Currency, aims to bring a refreshingly human approach to electronic music composition with Humanism. By exploring key features and concepts inside of Ableton, the artist worked with drum triggers and chance melodies in the search of highlighting the expressive qualities of natural time, while embracing a deep obsession with late '90s breakbeat culture. Approaching each track as if it were from a series of 'photographs', the music explores a realm of MIDI-art with a focus on minimalist production ethics, percussion techniques and high tempo ambient grooves - all in the name of giving currency to your present state of being.
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EXIT 095
06 Aug 21
Bass
06 Aug 21
Bass
Review: It's always exciting to see a new Exit release drop into this store, especially when they are as beautiful as this latest collection from Lewis James, under the EP name 'The Death Of Habit'. From start to finish, this one is a glittering display of soundscaping genius, combining the gentle harmonic bliss of 'The Sorrow In Ronan' with the outstanding vocal displays of Alia Fresco on 'Worth The Pain' and gnarly tech flavours of 'Acidize' alongside DBridge to kick us off in style. Next, 'Triangle' provides more experimental drum work and epic spacey pads, before Lorn's exceptional input on 'No Team' ties us up nicely.
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EXIT 087
15 Nov 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Nov 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: DBridge continues his consistently innovative vision with a whole stack of newness. We launch into his cosmos with the truly unique "Too Late", a deliciously slo-mo soul record that almost sounds like it's made to appear like it's on half speed. Pensive, gradual and measured with strings, lilting pianos and his own falsetto, it's total future soul complete with two equally forward-thinking remixes from staple label peers Stray and Spacek. Deeper again we hit "Gone Before Dawn" which steps, cautiously, with much more of a barbed tech aesthetic. We hit "Better Than The Pain", a languid sci-fi Heart Drive special and close with the woozy feels of "Coz My Love Is" a record that sounds like jazz, recorded underwater, somewhere near Detroit with Amp Fiddler. Beautiful.
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EXIT 060
19 Aug 16
Bass
19 Aug 16
Bass
