The latest Invisible Inc release comes from UFO Club aka Ben Lewis.
As well as producing music as UFO Club Lewis is resident DJ / organiser at Crossed Wires in Leeds, which specialise in showcasing the best live electronic acts the city has to offer.
With Runa EP, UFO Club brings a fresh trio of original tracks to the INVINC stable accompanied by a rhythmically righteous remix from dynamic young South African DJ Black Low (whose amazing album on Awesome Tapes From Africa earlier this year is one worth checking out if you don't already know it).
Belying any pre-conceived ideas that UFO Club might be just another smoked out galactic wanderer, the EP is named after his 4-year old daughter and features titles taken from her Ladybird books or indeed even made up by Runa herself! Pretty cute! And definitely terrestrial! :)
The music itself was created on mostly analogue gear. Says he:
"Smoke & Fluff and Is It Like A Ghost were created in the edenic rural idyll of South Northants using only a Behringer Neutron, with the sounds being created, recorded and layered up one at a time. Tribe of Visions was made back in Leeds, also only using analogue synths (Neutron, Behringer Model D) and drum machines (Vermona DRM1 Mk3) and cranky old outboard fx units (Lexicon LXP-1, Alesis Quadraverb - I like Spacemen 3 records where they list the equipment used).... plus my guitar."
DJ Black Low is also one to watch and we're honoured to have him on board for this release. His remix morphs samples from the original of Is It Like A Ghost? into his trademark amapiano style afro-dancehall. Glorious!
"Cool. Especially dig the remix and Tribe Of Visions" JD Twitch [Optimo]
"Love the DJ Black Low Remix but the originals are also rally nice" Red Rack'em [Ramp / Bergerac / Disco Banger]
"Very nice stuff" Why People Dance [Why People Dance
As well as producing music as UFO Club Lewis is resident DJ / organiser at Crossed Wires in Leeds, which specialise in showcasing the best live electronic acts the city has to offer.
With Runa EP, UFO Club brings a fresh trio of original tracks to the INVINC stable accompanied by a rhythmically righteous remix from dynamic young South African DJ Black Low (whose amazing album on Awesome Tapes From Africa earlier this year is one worth checking out if you don't already know it).
Belying any pre-conceived ideas that UFO Club might be just another smoked out galactic wanderer, the EP is named after his 4-year old daughter and features titles taken from her Ladybird books or indeed even made up by Runa herself! Pretty cute! And definitely terrestrial! :)
The music itself was created on mostly analogue gear. Says he:
"Smoke & Fluff and Is It Like A Ghost were created in the edenic rural idyll of South Northants using only a Behringer Neutron, with the sounds being created, recorded and layered up one at a time. Tribe of Visions was made back in Leeds, also only using analogue synths (Neutron, Behringer Model D) and drum machines (Vermona DRM1 Mk3) and cranky old outboard fx units (Lexicon LXP-1, Alesis Quadraverb - I like Spacemen 3 records where they list the equipment used).... plus my guitar."
DJ Black Low is also one to watch and we're honoured to have him on board for this release. His remix morphs samples from the original of Is It Like A Ghost? into his trademark amapiano style afro-dancehall. Glorious!
"Cool. Especially dig the remix and Tribe Of Visions" JD Twitch [Optimo]
"Love the DJ Black Low Remix but the originals are also rally nice" Red Rack'em [Ramp / Bergerac / Disco Banger]
"Very nice stuff" Why People Dance [Why People Dance
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