Inspired by a recent dance music weekender (TIDY20) I have started to produce some Hard House music. I’ve been mixing this genre for years on and off but this is the first time I have started to produce anything close to the sound I want so it’s time to share these tunes with you all!
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It’s PROMO time this Monday with the release of a new album “Sail To The Deep” by coastal rock trio “Bowker“. The latest release on the “Searching for Dandelions” label is a ten track concept album with a nautical vibe.
Billed as “A tale of adventure, sex and death on the high seas” the tracks flow effortlessly from one to another across a perfect mix of Rock, Pop, Indie, Blues, Prog… and experimental styles (hell I probably missed out some genres but you get the idea!).
While intended to be listened to as an album in full (something that unfortunately is increasingly becoming a rarity in people’s listening habits) there are some tracks on there that could work great over the airwaves as standalone singles. In my opinion “My Father’s Vessel”, “The Bar (Valentina Part 3)” and “Sirens” fall perfectly into this bracket.
Still, I would highly recommend a listen of the whole album as intended.
Here are links to some of the places available to Purchase/Stream the album…
Bandcamp (always a favourite of mine as you get such a wide choice of download formats!)
And streamable on…
Spotify
See? No excuses to avoid listening or purchasing!
It’s finally here today, my first release on the Searching For Dandelions label!
My “Scale 1” E.P. is the first in a series of releases showcasing my love for Techno based sounds and sonic experimentation.
“pH2″ is a 135 bpm roller with warm basses and fizzy synths topped off with some old skool dirty acid sounds. “pH3″ brings the bpm down to 130 for a dark, slightly wonky vibe providing some trippy sounds along the way. “pH4″ takes things up a notch with a faster groove at 138 bpm – it combines a rolling bassline with funky percussion and some seriously squeaky bleepy synths.
It is currently available on itunes, Amazon, Google Play, and streamable on Spotify.
So give it a listen, if you like it then feel free to buy it!
Here is a little preview on Youtube…
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