Showing posts with label downtempo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label downtempo. Show all posts

PETER LYONS | Leave Me





"Lyons' falsetto glides over delicate electronic production that seamlessly balances violins and synths to create something pretty special." (HYPETRAK)

Just under three years ago London new wave duo Peter & Kerry debuted with their idiosyncratic La Trimouille, but since their hiatus, Peter Lyons (one-half of duo), has been working on his own music projects as a singer, songwriter and producer; movie soundtrack scores, remixes, and his latest to-be-released EP topping his music CV, whilst also spending time working as an Adidas model.

JASIA | Safety


Safety - a bass heavy, ambient, and alluring track which builds from simplicity into a pseudo-electric arena rock finale."

EARLY NINETIES | Playboy



High school friends Adam McGinn and Andy Kai Nagashima are about much more than nostalgia. Following on from their debut self-titled release, YDIMITU, the Boston left-field R&B/experimental duo, EARLY NINETIES, return with down-tempo offering, Playboy; a mature composition reflecting on the things we claim to need which are also, consequently, the hardest to receive. 


THE KITE STRING TANGLE | Given The Chance


It’s been a busy twelve months for Brisbane multi-instrumentalist, Danny Harley. Locals will know him best as the front man for electro-pop-rock runabouts Pigeon (the men responsible for that hefty nine minute Daft Punk medley generating over 200K hits on YouTube). But with a background in composition it’s not surprising to see Harley creating another musical outlet which lends itself to the softer and more complex domains of sound production.