Your EDM Premiere: The place Does Posij Discover the Time? Verify Out The Trippy ‘Alien Dweep’ [Vision]
Everybody within the drum & bass and bigger bass music worlds now in regards to the announcement Noisia made final week about their cut up but when their launch schedule is something to go by, the trio’s Imaginative and prescient label is not going to be affected by the information any time quickly. It actually hasn’t slowed down Posij, who nonetheless works on the Noisia Radio podcast, launched the mad and delightful Cocoon LP on Noisia’s experimental bass label Division in Might and is now about to launch an equally beautifu D&B EP on Imaginative and prescient referred to as Pulp. To not point out he’s obtained a collab monitor with Former on his White Subject EP. That’s an terrible lot of Posij bass in only a few months, not that we’re complaining; simply questioning how he get all of it achieved.
Pulp is out this week on September 25 and Division have already launched the jazzy and considerably analog streaming monitor “Spinoff” as a teaser however Your EDM was capable of get yet one more unique stream of “Alien Dweep,” a trippy, snare-heavy monitor that showcases Posij’s bizarre composition but additionally nonetheless slaps for the dancefloor. For many who had been starting to surprise if Posij was going to essentially go full experimental after Cocoon, fear not.
Along with “Alien Dweep” and “Spinoff,” Pulp additionally options one other slap-happy techno-influenced monitor referred to as “Drive” and for these questioning the place Posij’s experimental facet went, there’s “A Automobile That Cranks” which sees him enjoying round with sound design as a lot as he ever has.
That’s to not say that the opposite tracks don’t have that experimental vein in them too. “Alien Dweep” sounds just like the phrase transitions are pattern sounds of radio static and different noises modded out to sound like a secondary synth, so there will need to have been some tinkering there. The first synth is minimal and simply as chunky as the opposite ambient noises. The sound design is a cool, superb and intentional mess that’s layered over an equally funky however extraordinarily tight synth-driven drum line.
It’s fairly clear from Cocoon and now Pulp that Posij will likely be making wacky, slappy beats it doesn’t matter what occurs to the Noisia labels and he’s undoubtedly earned his place in each the broader bass spectrum and in drum & bass. It’s no straightforward feat, particularly with the speed at which he’s releasing. Posij continues to be an asset to any label he’s on.
Pulp will likely be out this Wednesday, September 25 on Imaginative and prescient Recordings. Try the streaming “Spinoff” and pre-order right here.