Yamaneko Tokyo, Japan
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As far as dream pairings go, they seldom get much more mouthwatering than Yaroze Dream Suite, the meeting of two instrumental grime's most futuristic minds; Miles Mitchell (aka Mr. Mitch) and Yamaneko. Constantly eager to discover new ways of pushing the genre, forward their eponymously-titled EP is an intoxicating mixture of melodic simplicity and percussive inventiveness that seems to act as both a fond farewell to grime's past and a tantalising glimpse of we what we might expect from it next. "In The Moonlight", for example, hitches the soulful vocals of Hannah Mack to theatrical steam organ stabs and just enough claps to keep the track from simply floating away. "Awakening", however, acknowledges grime's past with much gun-cocking and drums that sound like uzi bursts, but where once that would be the cue for a gruff MC to unmuzzle his paranoid angst and ratchet up the tension yet further, a mournful synth melody which gradually increases in volume as the track progresses creates an aural paradox which could be descriptive as the EP as whole. It's a mesmerising record and with new solo albums from Mr. Mitch and Yamaneko just around the corner, I for one am drooling at the prospect of what grime's next Great Leap Forward might have in store.
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Knock Knock
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supported by 20 fans who also own “Project Nautilus [Keygen Loops]”
This EP has it all from hyper R&B vocals and tight bouncy production to impressive vocal chopping and even a reminiscently refreshing sounding hip hop song.
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by v1984
supported by 19 fans who also own “Project Nautilus [Keygen Loops]”
Caos and Harmony coexist if they go hand by hand with Melody. Becoming N(one) could be a dream that becomes a nightmare, galactic sounds that mix together until they create a cold, eerie ambient that sucks you up till the end. Masterpiece. 9.7/10
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We Have Always Existed
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Soothing ambient music from Ryan J Raffa that tells a deeply personal story.
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The Violet Grim
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The aptly named Gloomseeker turn in a powerhouse new LP, full of bleak, haunting songs, echo-drenched vocals, and shadowy atmospheres.
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soda sickness
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Hushed bedroom pop from Japan, with softly blinking keys, lightly funky basslines, and crackling rhythms.
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Everywhere at the end of time
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supported by 17 fans who also own “Project Nautilus [Keygen Loops]”
Some of the most calming, yet anxiety-inducing music I've ever listened to.
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