Terraflow - Mystic Vista EP (12")
The Comfort continues on their mission to release heady, innovative dance music of the upmost quality and their fourth release comes from Terraflow aka Alasdair Jenkins, a Reading-born, London-based young English producer debuting with his first release âMystic Vistaâ. A record that drew inspiration from the sets of The Comforts founder and it definitely shows.
The record kicks off with âDysaniaâ, a dramatic synth-heavy track with a vortex-inducing bass providing the foundation. A track best described as mystical and inviting, perfect for setting a specific tone. Following up is âClayâ, a track rooted in the fundamental essence of electro music yet elevated with an irresistible grooveâan ideal track for when you want time to stay still on the dance floor.
The B side flips the mood from low-key melancholia towards something more intense and inspired from trance influences. The first track â5am Gillian Houseâ feels like a fast-paced race or an intense battle that induces a feeling of energy suitable for the peakest hours of the night.
The record ends with âIntergalactic Space Time Travelâ, a track as true to its name as it is to the fundamentals of what makes good dance music good. Dynamic, catchy on the melody and irresistibly funky with hints of progressive fading in and out.
Terraflow - Mystic Vista EP (12")
The Comfort continues on their mission to release heady, innovative dance music of the upmost quality and their fourth release comes from Terraflow aka Alasdair Jenkins, a Reading-born, London-based young English producer debuting with his first release âMystic Vistaâ. A record that drew inspiration from the sets of The Comforts founder and it definitely shows.
The record kicks off with âDysaniaâ, a dramatic synth-heavy track with a vortex-inducing bass providing the foundation. A track best described as mystical and inviting, perfect for setting a specific tone. Following up is âClayâ, a track rooted in the fundamental essence of electro music yet elevated with an irresistible grooveâan ideal track for when you want time to stay still on the dance floor.
The B side flips the mood from low-key melancholia towards something more intense and inspired from trance influences. The first track â5am Gillian Houseâ feels like a fast-paced race or an intense battle that induces a feeling of energy suitable for the peakest hours of the night.
The record ends with âIntergalactic Space Time Travelâ, a track as true to its name as it is to the fundamentals of what makes good dance music good. Dynamic, catchy on the melody and irresistibly funky with hints of progressive fading in and out.
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The Comfort continues on their mission to release heady, innovative dance music of the upmost quality and their fourth release comes from Terraflow aka Alasdair Jenkins, a Reading-born, London-based young English producer debuting with his first release âMystic Vistaâ. A record that drew inspiration from the sets of The Comforts founder and it definitely shows.
The record kicks off with âDysaniaâ, a dramatic synth-heavy track with a vortex-inducing bass providing the foundation. A track best described as mystical and inviting, perfect for setting a specific tone. Following up is âClayâ, a track rooted in the fundamental essence of electro music yet elevated with an irresistible grooveâan ideal track for when you want time to stay still on the dance floor.
The B side flips the mood from low-key melancholia towards something more intense and inspired from trance influences. The first track â5am Gillian Houseâ feels like a fast-paced race or an intense battle that induces a feeling of energy suitable for the peakest hours of the night.
The record ends with âIntergalactic Space Time Travelâ, a track as true to its name as it is to the fundamentals of what makes good dance music good. Dynamic, catchy on the melody and irresistibly funky with hints of progressive fading in and out.
