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lunes, 27 de junio de 2011

Keith Worthy feat G Marcell/WorthyIsDeepMixes - The Rise Of The Dijital Teknobots [Aesthetic Audio]



A1 - Dijital Teknobots


A2 - Groove With Me


B1 - Groove With Me(instrumental)


B2 - Groove With Me (Worthy Aesthetic Treatment)



Keith Worthy's sublime Aesthetic Audio presents Rise Of the Dijital Teknobots, a selection of what is described as proper genre free no frills deepness from himself and Gmarcell. All four tracks here are quite delightful arrangements, with the set opener "Dijital Teknobots" in particular retaining a hold on your facilities. Crystalline textures of utopian sound coalesce around abstract percussive touches as chords swoop gently in the background, whilst the intermittent vocal yelps add a sense of menace. "Groove With Me" follows, introducing some more percussive impetus though the luscious instrumental arrangements are in no way discarded on a track that seeps Midwest emotion. Check the flip for the Worthy Aesthetic Treatment of "Groove With Me" which discards with the vocals for some thick set Detroit futurism.

lunes, 14 de febrero de 2011

V/A - The Abstract Art - Aesthetic Audio


A1 - Michal 'Deckard' Wierzchowski - Deep Roots
B1 - Keith Worthy - Dark Symphony
B2 - Nick Agha - Climates

"Deep Roots: begins this journey with this intense and twisted deep banger that is simply a dancers dream. Thumping drums and melodic string arrangements get things jumping as you are very quickly taken to your special place. The Dark Symphony: is a sinister and grimy yet gorgeous piece of work all at the same time. Lush chords and dark electronic sculptures spark an imaginary sense of euphoria as the art of dance holds your body ransom. Climates: captures the sheer art and raw essence of deep underground dance. This dark beauty continues to build until your body renders itself to the rhythm, and then ultimately it fades … " Wordandsound