The fourth release on Natural Rhythm Music continues both the chunky
dance floor grooves and friend support with 3 original Natural Rhythm tracks and a remix by the amazingly talented Kalven Swell from the great North West. No, not Kanye and Kim’s daughter, but the gem of an emerald city otherwise known as Portland, USA. All 4 songs are floor ready
steamers that have their time and place in rotation for the discerning dancers around the world.
The first track, Track for Mark (Kalven Swell’s On This Dub) is a fun deep version of the original Track for Mark. The Mark in question is none other than Mark Farina, a long time hero of Natural Rhythm and Kalven Swell, and the original version of this track harkens back to a YouTube demo about the Teenage Engineering OP-1 synthesizer that Thomas made for Mark. Here, Mr. Swell brings in subtastic “swells” and a bumpy bass line that rides through the arrangement to great sonic effect. The next track is the dubbed out Track for Mark that has some dynamic breaks and drops, all while keeping the deep dub house vibe rocking from start
to finish. Right on the heels of Track for Mark comes Sambatronic, a long playing groover with a significant build and drop that will really charge up a crowd looking for deep bubbliness and some funktronic rhythms. Last but not least Pete comes forward with Bio Mass, an original tune
with a rolling b-line, swashbuckling synths and some atmospherics you only get while deep out on the sea, rising and falling with the rhythm of the waves. Can you say “Arrgghhh!”?
dance floor grooves and friend support with 3 original Natural Rhythm tracks and a remix by the amazingly talented Kalven Swell from the great North West. No, not Kanye and Kim’s daughter, but the gem of an emerald city otherwise known as Portland, USA. All 4 songs are floor ready
steamers that have their time and place in rotation for the discerning dancers around the world.
The first track, Track for Mark (Kalven Swell’s On This Dub) is a fun deep version of the original Track for Mark. The Mark in question is none other than Mark Farina, a long time hero of Natural Rhythm and Kalven Swell, and the original version of this track harkens back to a YouTube demo about the Teenage Engineering OP-1 synthesizer that Thomas made for Mark. Here, Mr. Swell brings in subtastic “swells” and a bumpy bass line that rides through the arrangement to great sonic effect. The next track is the dubbed out Track for Mark that has some dynamic breaks and drops, all while keeping the deep dub house vibe rocking from start
to finish. Right on the heels of Track for Mark comes Sambatronic, a long playing groover with a significant build and drop that will really charge up a crowd looking for deep bubbliness and some funktronic rhythms. Last but not least Pete comes forward with Bio Mass, an original tune
with a rolling b-line, swashbuckling synths and some atmospherics you only get while deep out on the sea, rising and falling with the rhythm of the waves. Can you say “Arrgghhh!”?
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