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Luca Sciurti – Day One (Opening) (Spotify)

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Luca Sciurti – Day One (Opening)
(Spotify)

A neoclassical theme that reflects Luca Sciurti's passion for the emotive piano: a piano harmony where between the strings and the key hammers that beat, a cloth of various nature is interposed, which makes the sound of the piano extremely sweet and intimate, emphasizing the noise of the movement of the keys and all the mechanic "noise". Brilliantly sound designed additional with synth sound, an electronic kick and more...creating a unique texture between analog and digital sound which tickles your ears.

https://instagram.com/lucasciurti_music

William Sanford – We Will Fight and Defeat These Bulbous Spheres with Their Tiny Little Crowns (Spotify)

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William Sanford – We Will Fight and Defeat These Bulbous Spheres with Their Tiny Little Crowns
(Spotify)

An out of the usual attempt to bridge the wide gulf between modern electronica and progressive rock which partly flirts with alternative and experimental. William Sanford is a hobbyist musician from the Chicago area/NW Indiana that draws influences from Ambient, Downtempo, IDM, Progressive Rock, Art Rock, Pop, and the Avant-garde.
More info: https://www.williamsanford.rocks/

AFAR – Lulled and Fake (Spotify)

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AFAR – Lulled and Fake
(Spotify)

After hitting the stages of numerous clubs and festivals with their impressive live act, electronica duo AFAR deliver the 12th EP of Vienna’s Heimlich Musik – with Oberst & Buchner and Geju on remix duty. "Lulled and Fake" is a freshly unique piece of music consisting of dark analog synth lines and accentuated guitar notes that create a rich and powerful surface for vocals using a broad spectrum of the harmonic scale. Created in an attic in the middle of nowhere, complex rhythms are guiding the journey exploring the discrepancy between a human being’s inner soul and the constant need for self-promotion in a digital world of superficiality.

Heimlich’s own Oberst & Buchner are extending the original mix by laying down classic acid lines and arpeggiator parts while sticking to the main theme as a storyline. A stripped-down drum kit leaves just enough space for the duo's trademark hypnotic vibe to evolve through the re-imagined arrangement.

The third duo featured on the EP is Geju from Moscow, delivering the second remix for "Lulled and Fake". Their remix is based on the guitar parts while a playful rhythm is created by blending drum parts from the original mix with their own unique style. As a result, Geju transform the original mix into one of their own creations of recognizable value with the potential to create special moments on the dance floor.

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