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Electronica Artist Mr Swince is Set to Make Their Debut with Their First Album “Beats on the Brain”

Posted on 16 November 2019
Mr Swince

Electronica artist Mr Swince is set to make their debut with their ambiently euphoric Tech House album “Beats on the Brain”.

Sitting on the slightly more sedate side of Tech House, the tracks found on the album offer a distinctively intricate transient tone. You’ll need very little convincing when it comes to becoming arrested by deftly contorted rhythms Mr Swince offers in their naturally flowing soundscapes which constantly make unpredictable evolutions.

Their upcoming album stands as a testament to the versatility of their talent. The album also makes it highly perceptible that their music was never created to fit in neat boxes. Instead, if the listener is so inclined, they can attach their own labels whilst being enveloped by the blissful minimalistic beats.

You’ll have to wait a little longer before you can check out the debut album from Mr Swince but hit follow on SoundCloud and await the electronically constructed feats of mesmerism.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Long Earth Trading Company – The Long World: Darkly Dystopian Tech House

Posted on 14 November 2019

If you’re looking for darkly dystopian soundscapes to delve into, look no further than the tracks found on up and coming Electronica artist Long Earth Trading Company’s debut album “Sifting Through the Wreckage”.

While each of the singles offers their own doom-laden mise en scenes using aural atmospherics alone, the best introduction to Long Earth Trading Company’s sound is “The Long World”. The futuristic Tech House mix always keeps you within a grip of curious disconcertment as you anticipate how the mostly instrumental mix will evolve next. There’s a spacey Sci-Fi vibe behind the beats while the vocal samples will make you feel as though you’ve ended up in a darker old school Doctor Who episode.

You can check out Long Earth Trading Company’s single The Long World for yourselves by heading over to Spotify now.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Jessy Poncho – Bob Yo Head: Darkly Rhythmic Tech House

Posted on 8 November 2019
Jessy Poncho

You can practically feel the danceable euphoria drip from the latest mix “Bob Yo Head” by Tech House up and coming producer Jessy Poncho.

Even though the indulgently solid rhythms are danceable, they also possess a slightly darker tone than your average House mix. The ominously magnetic feel to Bob Yo Head should go down incredibly well with any fans of Billie Eilish. It’s filthy, it’s progressive, and it stands as a testament to Jessy Poncho’s ability to arrange experimental beats in a way which speaks to your own rhythmic pulses.

They found the perfect tempo to Bob Yo Head. The momentum is constant and perpetually in flux, but it also incorporates a subtle ambient vibe which makes the beat impossibly easy to hook into.

You can check out Jessy Poncho’s track Bob Yo Head for yourselves by heading over to SoundCloud now.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

NOWHERE – We: Pure Charisma Riddled Inside Filthy Tech House Melody

Posted on 13 June 2018

Even if you’re no great fan of Tech House I fail to see how my appreciation for up & coming UK Garage artist NOWHERE’s sound can’t be universally shared. The 3:48 duration beat to the up and coming producers track had so much progression riddled into the mix of his latest track ‘We’ it was almost a medley. The continuation of the sound was quite literally insane. I dread to think how many pieces my mind would be in if I heard this track drop on a dancefloor. Hype, charisma and filthy melody seemingly bring NOWHERE’s latest track around his R&B style lyrics. After a few times of listening to the track I’m still not 100% convinced I wasn’t listening to Usher lay down the lyrics. For me, NOWHERE’s latest track ‘We’ served as the perfect testament to the artists command of style, sound and hype all intertwined.

You can check out NOWHERE’s latest Tech House mix which was dropped June 2018 on SoundCloud now; if you’re anything like me you won’t wait around before adding the track to your summer Deep House playlists.

You can connect with the London based sickeningly talented producer via Instagram.

Review by Amelia Vandergast