Renowned for releasing a wealth of stunning original music, "Fall Particles 2019" continues the seasonal compilation series with seven new tracks from new and iconic artists alike.
Proton progenitor and a producer of legendary status, Biologik opens proceedings with "Lore". Beautifully sculpted from a host of modular equipment, a strong beat and gently pulsating sustained chords provide an elegant backdrop. A smooth lead-line then meanders across proceedings, building in power and detail to create a glorious opener. Iconic Greek artist, Kosmas, continues with "Under Control" using an intricate percussive groove as a framework for a rich, sustained bassline to play a substantial role. Effected vocal cuts add intrigue while a sublimely melodic motif ping-pongs across the stereo spectrum in delayed fashion while the bassline filter opens up in rasping side-chained glory to create a dancefloor destroyer.
A Sri Lankan and French partnership sees NOIYSE PROJECT and Cmb CruZz present "Naymaria" with pounding beat and rolling percussive rhythm. Textured pads add depth with intelligent chord progressions and ethnic vocal cuts revealing a world music flavour while melodic phases supply further dynamism as they develop into the third movement. Hitting the heights with "Sirius", Kostya Outta displays a mature production character. Hypnotic rhythms and offbeat percussion play alongside reverberated bass groove and pulsing pads sit tightly against a swathe of melodic elements. Full of dancefloor prowess, the Belarusian is a force to be reckoned with.
Striding out in solo guise, rising Brazilian artist, Dante Pippi hits hard with "Unruh". Immediately showcasing a club-friendly beat and epic bass groove, shaker led percussion adds dynamic flair. Evolving seamlessly, shimmering melodic motifs make their play as the track hits its stride post-breakdown in a powerful and dramatic offering. Argentinean, Julian Nates, continues the South American theme with the aptly titled, "Luminism". A hypnotic rhythmic framework forms the basis for a multi-layered glissando bassline to slide elegantly across the low and mid-range. A filtered arpeggio, muted in the early stages, then enters the fray through the breakdown and into the second half, reaching a rousing crescendo through judiciously placed snare rolls and white noise risers.
Debuting on Particles with the March 2019 "Border" EP, Hansgod closes with the immaculately crafted "Patchouli". A chest-thumping kick combines with metronomic techno hats while an intricately programmed arpeggio starts out as a muted percussive layer before opening up into rich melodic patterns that develop through extended delays and open filter. A pulsing pad adds further dancefloor character in the second half to intelligent effect.
Seven new tracks create a vivid palette of autumnal sonic colour in "Fall Particles 2019".
Directed by Jay Epoch
AandR by Marina Gerardi
Mastered by Cid Inc.
Design by Ben Mautner
Text by James Warren
Proton progenitor and a producer of legendary status, Biologik opens proceedings with "Lore". Beautifully sculpted from a host of modular equipment, a strong beat and gently pulsating sustained chords provide an elegant backdrop. A smooth lead-line then meanders across proceedings, building in power and detail to create a glorious opener. Iconic Greek artist, Kosmas, continues with "Under Control" using an intricate percussive groove as a framework for a rich, sustained bassline to play a substantial role. Effected vocal cuts add intrigue while a sublimely melodic motif ping-pongs across the stereo spectrum in delayed fashion while the bassline filter opens up in rasping side-chained glory to create a dancefloor destroyer.
A Sri Lankan and French partnership sees NOIYSE PROJECT and Cmb CruZz present "Naymaria" with pounding beat and rolling percussive rhythm. Textured pads add depth with intelligent chord progressions and ethnic vocal cuts revealing a world music flavour while melodic phases supply further dynamism as they develop into the third movement. Hitting the heights with "Sirius", Kostya Outta displays a mature production character. Hypnotic rhythms and offbeat percussion play alongside reverberated bass groove and pulsing pads sit tightly against a swathe of melodic elements. Full of dancefloor prowess, the Belarusian is a force to be reckoned with.
Striding out in solo guise, rising Brazilian artist, Dante Pippi hits hard with "Unruh". Immediately showcasing a club-friendly beat and epic bass groove, shaker led percussion adds dynamic flair. Evolving seamlessly, shimmering melodic motifs make their play as the track hits its stride post-breakdown in a powerful and dramatic offering. Argentinean, Julian Nates, continues the South American theme with the aptly titled, "Luminism". A hypnotic rhythmic framework forms the basis for a multi-layered glissando bassline to slide elegantly across the low and mid-range. A filtered arpeggio, muted in the early stages, then enters the fray through the breakdown and into the second half, reaching a rousing crescendo through judiciously placed snare rolls and white noise risers.
Debuting on Particles with the March 2019 "Border" EP, Hansgod closes with the immaculately crafted "Patchouli". A chest-thumping kick combines with metronomic techno hats while an intricately programmed arpeggio starts out as a muted percussive layer before opening up into rich melodic patterns that develop through extended delays and open filter. A pulsing pad adds further dancefloor character in the second half to intelligent effect.
Seven new tracks create a vivid palette of autumnal sonic colour in "Fall Particles 2019".
Directed by Jay Epoch
AandR by Marina Gerardi
Mastered by Cid Inc.
Design by Ben Mautner
Text by James Warren
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