Dark and brooding with altenative under layers, it pairs the worlds of Linkin Park and Rob Zombie with Bjork and Massive Attack. Obscure sounds give Tainted Youth rarity, brining together an amalgamation of inspiration from the worlds of EDM, industrial, and Trip Hop. The progressive arrangement unfolds with cinematic appeal, all connected by the electro sonic template. Tainted Youth are energetic and raw on their recent The Prey. Get a taste of Mae do Monte now on our Women of Trip Hop Playlist It should appeal to fans of new age as well as trip hop with its dark intention. The 11 dark pop ballads altogether cast a wide net of influence. It’s evident on the invigorating Mae Do Monte. Her powers are majestic, meant for the court of ancient Kings and Pharaohs. She transforms like an inspired siren, engulfed with the magic of history and divine strength. The singer has the ability to deliver these long vocal swells effortlessly. There’s a sci fi appeal in the aura of Dune, as if we’ve intercepted the radio from some other dimension. The swelling synths inject drama and cinematic appeal. Like some cosmic hymnal from another world. The foreign appeal only adds to the mystery. The tribal essence is illuminated on tracks like Nevoerio. The melodic intention is exotic and rare. Heavenly washes of atmosphere intersect soft electric samples like on O Canto da Erva. HUMMANA conjures their ghosts with haunting appeal, offering these dark ballads with ethereal inspiration. The cultural fabric of traditional works has spiritual presence, as if conceived by metaphysical inference, the melodic intelligence of the cosmos, born eternal through the enlightened interpreters who project like spectres.
The effect is exhilarating, bringing new light and color to their genius. The project aims to revisit these sacred works carefully, injecting modern influence without losing its ethnographic essence. HUMMANA reimagines the Maderian Songbook on their recent Tribo. Fox offers Erykah Badhu and Frank Ocean as as influences, connecting with the uncompromising who has still broken through the mainstream.įall back is featured now on our Women of Trip Hop Playlist. Alternative R&B standout Akemi Fox is the ideal contributor to this exciting project, bringing her distinct vocal and lyrical blend with nostalgic presence.
The label is focused on making unique, intriguing, abstract music that is equally beautiful and uncompromising. The single is being released on Moby’s new record label always centered at night. Recalling the trip hop aesthetic of Thievery Corporation and the melodic seduction of Moloko, there’s an urban appeal with world influence. An infectious dance floor ready instant classic, Fox brings sultry appeal and convincing swagger to match Moby’s rhythmic mastery. Singer Akemi Fox teams with icon Moby on the fantastic new single fall back.
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