” From there, the screaming zurna of Tchaparian’s very own “GL” propels him straight into classic jungle from Goldie. It seems like an autobiographical scrapbook of exactly where he’s been—and the place he’s going., who were recognized for including oscillators and synthesizers for their copyright audio. In the nineteen seventies, ele
Like all Lena Willikens mixes, this set recorded in a very small kiosk in Brussels’ Royal Park is an invitation to travel fantastic distances without the need of leaving your chair. She begins, as she usually does, deep inside the fog, with distant blues guitar and nearer footsteps tracing an unsteady route. Stumbling rhythms and inky discord pro
in November, “You Can Do It” is definitely the work of a “naive optimist.” Produced in reaction on the excitement Snaith felt with regards to the COVID-19 vaccine then produced in August, with the planet tentatively opening up once again, the song combines lush synth chords having a gleeful vocal refrain that in no way pauses for breath. Wh