A tone piece by aleksandr_n.

Moodiness surrounds Forget (itself a reference to the Twin Shadow track from their debut) - resentful, almost angry. But resigned. Whereas most of D.Alhambra's tracks have a hint of hope, this one is a wallower!

LOQUELA is back is a sample-infused beat track that tries to capture the energy of The XX's lyrics.

There is always something optimistic about Degree Zero's music. Influenced by contemporary dance music greats like Jamie XX and Burial, the looping nature of DZ's work is nevertheless arranged into a building movement, as if a stored energy is finally released. And then, turning around the corner, the music just about disappears - but the energy sticks around.

A continuation in the delayed out world of ALHAMBRA. This time with bongos.

ALHAMBRA describes their music as a search for warmth. Electronic music is quantized, robotic, with warmth only pulling through in soulful vocal chops. How do we ride the line of digital loneliness and the analog, the social?

Samples:

Hanna-Barbera Sound FX

Techno Rave 2: Rhytmatix - Rhythmatic

Zero-G Jungle Warfare

DET-BO1

Samples:

Hanna-Barbera Sound FX

Techno Rave 2: Rhytmatix - Rhythmatic

Zero-G Jungle Warfare

DET-BO1

Using Lift Off and Gil Scott-Heron's "Whitey On The Moon"

Using Ornette Coleman's "Lonely Woman" and Death Grips vox. And heart of the music goes to DJ Tre's Hammond Jam.