After 2 years from his last LP release, 'Amplificado' comes as the new 8 track album from DJ LOUI FROM JUPITER4, reflecting his present process and settlement in Europe as an artist of the South American diaspora.
Sonically speaking, the album is not far from his previous reference. Falling into a more 'Club design' setup at the beginning, the artist doesn't hesitate to bring things down to the surrealistic lower floors of Experimental Music.
The new album evokes a blend of 'automatic' and 'unexpected,' where the unreasonable reveals itself through the creative process of the artists, who keepimplementing a randomizer sequencer to shoot different sounds in an unexpected and non-repeatable way. This alchemical approach shifts between genres, creating new realities and questioning the boundaries of Bass Music.
High political content title names seem to be a component of a larger visual narrative that merges conceptually with the artist's intention of encouraging the audience to take a deeper examination into the work.
Sonically speaking, the album is not far from his previous reference. Falling into a more 'Club design' setup at the beginning, the artist doesn't hesitate to bring things down to the surrealistic lower floors of Experimental Music.
The new album evokes a blend of 'automatic' and 'unexpected,' where the unreasonable reveals itself through the creative process of the artists, who keepimplementing a randomizer sequencer to shoot different sounds in an unexpected and non-repeatable way. This alchemical approach shifts between genres, creating new realities and questioning the boundaries of Bass Music.
High political content title names seem to be a component of a larger visual narrative that merges conceptually with the artist's intention of encouraging the audience to take a deeper examination into the work.
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