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Following in the footsteps of his highly acclaimed debut album Loud Patterns, Makeness invites us to jump aboard his latest single release - a laid-back downhill anthem.
A crafty blend of; east coast house, jazz laced chords, soaring leads and a lazy groove combine to give the track an effortless feel while the bridging elements and rhythmic breakdown create a euphoric path, awash with pathos and emotion. All this lays the foundation perfectly for Molleson’s ethereal vocal which floats over the top and drags you in even deeper.
Makeness, AKA Kyle Molleson, lives in South East London but has his roots in Scotland’s remote Outer Hebrides. These contrasting environments can be heard through his music with driving rhythms against a laid back pace and the embrace of both pop and the avant guard.
Friend Credits takes the listener on a journey of blissful fascination with its relentless building energy and sets a steady course for a summer classic.
Look out for remix duties by South East London’s prolific Ben Hauke released on 18th September, offering a definitive high octane flip to this original cosmic banger.
Friend Credits was mastered at the Green Door Studios and is released digitally through EPM & Xelon (AU) on the 28th of August.
"Automatic" couldn't be a better sequel if you tried - it delivers on what made "Phase" great, but also expands on that psych-funk-jazz fusion to give a couple new hints of flavour.
The title track has a great synth beat with those vocoded vocals, 'Downstream' is perfect for a poolside lounge, but 'Memory Palace' is hands down my favourite here - that 90s house-style piano man, it's so upbeat, righteous and makes for a perfect rhythm for the lads to jam over.
Flawless album, cover to cover. Xtra Happy
two different sides of, basically, the same track: first version is underpinned by a lush, Bicep-style house break, second is a little more of a clicky, micro-style cut a la Gui Boratto. both are very worthwhile Watching Nebula