Showing posts with label Focus Five. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Focus Five. Show all posts

Friday, August 31, 2018

Enlightened Listening for August 31

It's the last weekend of the summer and the beats just keep coming. The search for quality content seems to be at its easiest point, as a stroll through Soundcloud (with repost blocker) helps me hone in on my favourite artists. In fact this week features no artists I haven't posted about previously. The newest is Petticoat, who I just included as one of my picks in today's FUXWITHIT Focus Five (here).

As always the Enlightened Listening playlist is curated to flow as well as possible, from light to dark, easy to hard. Paul Mond kicks things off with another brilliant baile flip, before adding bass with Kryojen, MDK and Krafty Kuts. They are then followed by house with STUND, Crowd Control and Ryan Shepherd offering up some grooves. Things then get crazy with the final four fire tracks from AGLORY, Krayysh, Dropwizz and ZABO. Grab the free downloads below and enjoy your long weekend!
Tyga - Taste (Baile Flip)*

Petticoat - Ferrofluid

Kryojen - Sand Castles

MDK - The Warrior Of Wubstep

Krafty Kuts & Dynamite MC - Impact

STUND - One Life*

Black Box - Strike It Up (Crowd Control Flip)*

Ryan Shepherd - Blue Monday

AGLORY - Kream

Krayysh - Birds Of Prey

Dropwizz - Gluttony*

ZABO - Blasphemy*

* asterisk indicates track available for free download

Tuesday, April 03, 2018

Silva - Diffuse

At the moment, there aren't many names that I get more excited about seeing new music from than Australian producer Silva. In February I wrote about his explosive track "Escape," and just this past weekend he was one of my picks in a new monthly feature on FUXWITHIT called the Focus Five, where Colin and I showcase five new artists that have captured our attention. So when I saw Silva had released his third track of the year I geared up for another great track and was not let down in the least. "Diffuse" again has a glitchy, trippy opening before the track finally clicks into gear. Like a Rube Goldberg machine "Diffuse" utilizes seemingly endless amounts of instruments and effects, building something we couldn't possibly imagine. And while the drop is a brilliant, banging get-down, the true genius of Silva lays in his ability to sew all of these elements together so seamlessly. They hit at different tempos and times, but all build towards one final product; an output you can pick up free here.FOLLOW SILVA: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER