Artist ...... : Marc Antona
Title ....... : Rootz EP

Genre ....... : House
Label ....... : Dissonant
Catnr ....... : DS001

Source ...... : WEB
Quality ..... : 320kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Joint Stereo
Duration .... : 00:26:04  (59.7MB)
Ripdate ..... : 03-09-2010
Store ....... : http://whatpeoplaply.com

Tracklist ... :

1. Rootz                                      7:44
2. Enan Poen                                  6:34
3. Malaga                                    11:46

Release Notes :

This summer, Marc Antona introduces a brand new label: Dissonant. Marc turns his
efforts to a new platform for solo productions and collaborations. Having honed
his talents on records for Mobilee, Highgrade, Micro-Fibres (his former label)
and more, Marc uses this first release as an occasion to show what he?s got:
tight, percussive, spirit-full music that dives deep, without ever losing
techno?s innovative lines and motorik intensity."Rootz? sets the tone with an
agile, high-stepping groove full of bells and smooth but very effective drums;
the sparkling high end contrasts with an almost overwhelming sub-bass throb.
Marc shows his dexterity on the board as he subtly mixes in layer after
percussive layer. Teasing in bright chords and a rushing breakbeat, he connects
the musical traditions of Berlin, Paris and Chicago into a thrilling, urgent
example of 21st century house music. ?Enan Poen? is dark and seductive, and it
plays a kind of acoustic sleight-of-hand, using just a handful of sounds to
conjure expansive atmospheres. Carefully combining warm drums and transformed
percussion, it?s a dense, trippy, pulsating sound pushed forward by muted stabs
and a bassline that seems almost to moan. It?s a track full of shadows and
hollows, of suggestive, almost-there sounds. ?Malaga? looks towards sunny
southern Spain for its title, and it delivers a similar vibe with springy chords
and a bright, skittering high end full of sounds that chatter like palm fronds
on a windy day. But there are storms sometimes on the horizon : between powerful
low end and the hazy tones in the midrange, plus minor-key chords that flash out
and are gone, there?s a more ambiguous, introspective element at work. It?s a
wonderfully versatile track, perfect for dancefloor daydreaming and late-night
awakenings.



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Artist ...... : Marc Antona
Title ....... : Rootz EP

Genre ....... : House
Label ....... : Dissonant
Catnr ....... : DS001

Source ...... : WEB
Quality ..... : 320kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Joint Stereo
Duration .... : 00:26:04  (59.7MB)
Ripdate ..... : 03-09-2010
Store ....... : http://whatpeoplaply.com

Tracklist ... :

1. Rootz                                      7:44
2. Enan Poen                                  6:34
3. Malaga                                    11:46

Release Notes :

This summer, Marc Antona introduces a brand new label: Dissonant. Marc turns his
efforts to a new platform for solo productions and collaborations. Having honed
his talents on records for Mobilee, Highgrade, Micro-Fibres (his former label)
and more, Marc uses this first release as an occasion to show what he?s got:
tight, percussive, spirit-full music that dives deep, without ever losing
techno?s innovative lines and motorik intensity."Rootz? sets the tone with an
agile, high-stepping groove full of bells and smooth but very effective drums;
the sparkling high end contrasts with an almost overwhelming sub-bass throb.
Marc shows his dexterity on the board as he subtly mixes in layer after
percussive layer. Teasing in bright chords and a rushing breakbeat, he connects
the musical traditions of Berlin, Paris and Chicago into a thrilling, urgent
example of 21st century house music. ?Enan Poen? is dark and seductive, and it
plays a kind of acoustic sleight-of-hand, using just a handful of sounds to
conjure expansive atmospheres. Carefully combining warm drums and transformed
percussion, it?s a dense, trippy, pulsating sound pushed forward by muted stabs
and a bassline that seems almost to moan. It?s a track full of shadows and
hollows, of suggestive, almost-there sounds. ?Malaga? looks towards sunny
southern Spain for its title, and it delivers a similar vibe with springy chords
and a bright, skittering high end full of sounds that chatter like palm fronds
on a windy day. But there are storms sometimes on the horizon : between powerful
low end and the hazy tones in the midrange, plus minor-key chords that flash out
and are gone, there?s a more ambiguous, introspective element at work. It?s a
wonderfully versatile track, perfect for dancefloor daydreaming and late-night
awakenings.



This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net