Wolfie... I know nothing about Him/Her/Them but I really like it. what else can you ask for. I could rattle of a bunch genre and semi apply to them or ramble on with mindless drivel, but not this time. Its good its great it will make you want to dance. Give it a listen and tell all your pals. Wolfie is here, definitely here stay at RainCity.
Heres to a little break from all the ear splitting and mind numbing we do around here. A couple great airy and phycadelic tracks that I found floating out in the void. Enjoy a very informal introduction to MOTHS
They have cut down M83 feel, but lighter and definitely more dance floor inspired. So far I like what I hear and I can't wait to hear more from Irish time to come.
Belgium's Highbloo has been a music fanatic since his childhood, and has been consistently producing a gracious amount of fine music. He attained the inspiration to commit to music soon after seeing Popof in 2008. His dirty dutch, minimal feel has every positive effect, some of the most appreciated music for myself. His recent EP Time To Change, is truly magnificent. It contains two separate tracks; Track One consists of some hypnotic bangers, whilst Track Two has a bit of a disco/house feel.
Last year he had played at many big festivals around the world, and has attracted many quality artists such as the Crookers, Brodinski, as well as remixing with UK star Will Bailey (Simma Records). Ears are peeled; hoping a pass through Vancouver is in the near future.
Woweee, that shadow cannot be unseen and the likes of Com Truise will never been unheard. It feels so great to be finding such quality in the first months of 2011.
Com Truise has a retro-meets outer space feel for his synth with some unreal detuned bits and alarms etc. I'm unsure of everything I'm which makes it even more likable. Based out of Princeton New Jersey Com Truise produces, "Lo-Fi, Mid-Fi, and Sci-Fi", "Synth-Wave, Slow-Motion Funk" He also goes my the Aliases SYSTM, Airliner, and Sarin Sunday. "Its not about its about the music" and I need more.
From the South, down in Austin, the sounds of Dubbel Dutch's grungy house has travelled it's distance, where it sits comfortably in my ears; replaying... and replaying... and replaying... Marc Glasser, originally from NY, has been well on his way to becoming a successful producer, starting in his early high school years. Since his Trollsta EP sky-rocketed, he has been doing nothing less that showing his excellency within the music industry. His sounds cover immense territory, ranging from a start of jungle beats, which diminishes into classic rave, which smoothly integrates into some old school house. Definitely one of the most exciting producers for me at this point in time. The time will soon be coming when others will be challenging him to the dance floor.
Purity Rings is the new side project from the experimental electro pop group Gobble Gobble. The first track off the album is a kinda a tweaked and twisted version of flight facilities or Fever Ray, with a some great glitchy cuts and bass loop that keeps things progressing nicely.
Definitely one of my favorite tracks in the last while and I can't want to hear more from the likes of Purity Ring.
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