April Bang: Is a spaced out banger born one year in April. The track starts out with some tweaked out chords and base that proceeds to move around for the next five minutes. The sound effects sound like you are in a starship battle in which you got involved in traveling to a world filled with electronic rhythms.
The Document: How do you write down bouncing synths, driving drums, with Techno and old school House principals? The Document is this realization. The quarky drums and secondary synth line does the nasty to your inner-ear hairs.
Lilly Dally: Have you ever been cruising on the expressway in a convertible car drinking lemonade? This is the feeling of this track. The Housey bass and Jazzy chords really bring warmth to the frequencies being broadcasted to your brain. Definitely a track for the cats who like old sounding deep house.
Transitions: A tribute to deepness, the synth chords and piano bass start you on your journey. The story begins and then picks up when the drum seamlessly move around and the Sh-101 begins to speak in the background. The message of this moment in time, epiphanize!
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aww :))) nice one, hakim !!!
full support .. will play soon for sure !!!
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