South London producer Aeshim is returning with another four-pack of beats and melodies created on his treasured Juno 6 synthesiser.
As with the debut One Week Peak, released in April of this year, each track was allowed a limited amount of hours to find itself, over just a couple of weeks. Now, from another eight pieces completed, he has selected four to represent his music, at this moment in 2018.
The first track to see light of day is Hot Scissors, a punchy little piece of pop-influenced weirdness. With squealing chords and giant, reverberated-synth cries, the music crashes over a heavy percussion and clap driven rhythm.
Hot Scissors is the first taste of something vocal from Aeshim too, a nod to a massive influence on his music.
The new EP Two Times Four, is out in September. But for now enjoy your Hot Scissors.
As with the debut One Week Peak, released in April of this year, each track was allowed a limited amount of hours to find itself, over just a couple of weeks. Now, from another eight pieces completed, he has selected four to represent his music, at this moment in 2018.
The first track to see light of day is Hot Scissors, a punchy little piece of pop-influenced weirdness. With squealing chords and giant, reverberated-synth cries, the music crashes over a heavy percussion and clap driven rhythm.
Hot Scissors is the first taste of something vocal from Aeshim too, a nod to a massive influence on his music.
The new EP Two Times Four, is out in September. But for now enjoy your Hot Scissors.
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