DJ Habett tracks

Friday afternoon. peacefull mood and latent energy. Spent one hour on the beat, half an hour on the rest. Second take as the reel didnn't start. Hope ?. From the album "CoreHell".

Easy to travel through this trip induced musical composition. Exhausted in the morning, that session took place after lunch. Expanded hooks on frequencies. From the album "CoreHell".

Hypnotized by my own beat/groove, this was fluid to create, perform, record and master. The days off pay off.. From the album "CoreHell".

Low ambiance session. Felt the arpeggios all the way. Too many synths when more drums where needed. Third take.. From the album "CoreHell".

Scaled down to it's bare minimum, the original sample is unperceptible. Driven by synths, it felt better in heads than reel. Why?. From the album "CoreHell".

Downwards session on a saturday. Wanted more depth and less riddim. The piano should be lower but i'm Ok with the mastering.. From the album "CoreHell".

It's a second take. The first one was slower and darker. Mastering revealed it needed more space on reels. Almost felt good.. From the album "CoreHell".

Exhausted session in parisian heat. Too tired for proper mastering, EQs lead the eyes.. From the album "CoreHell".

Obvious beat in its inception. Felt heavier as the BPM raised at the end of this 2h session. Uncertain.. From the album "CoreHell".

Easy morning session. Good vibes, electro samples. No 808, no stolen riddim, pure MPC synths and drum kits. Felt good before reels.. From the album "CoreHell".