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After a string of jazzy, long-winded, inward-facing releases, Sam Shepherd aka Floating Points returns to the dancefloor with this surprise 2-track single for Ninja Tune. The dude is as close to a certifiable genius as it comes in dance music, and his approach to crafting functional tools for dancers is almost as methodical and flawless as a modern classic piece he might compose. Front facing LesAlpx is as moody as youd want; spacious and claustrophobic with one-note throbbing bass, ominous pads and slinky synth accents. Down bottom he slips into slinkier territory with the jubilant Coorabell; sparse, dubby and atmospheric with nuff garage swing. Shepherd: I started going back to my early records and all the sounds I loved playing at clubs like Fabric and Plastic People. I wanted to capture the immediacy of that music and the feeling that I got when I was on the dancefloor, of being immersed in a track that pulls you along instantly. I actually made these tracks quite quickly, which helped to get rid of any desire to overthink the music its essentially the sound of me having loads of fun with the machines in my studio and going back to basics.” Fingers crossed theres more stuff like this in the cannon.
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After a string of jazzy, long-winded, inward-facing releases, Sam Shepherd aka Floating Points returns to the dancefloor with this surprise 2-track single for Ninja Tune. The dude is as close to a certifiable genius as it comes in dance music, and his approach to crafting functional tools for dancers is almost as methodical and flawless as a modern classic piece he might compose. Front facing LesAlpx is as moody as youd want; spacious and claustrophobic with one-note throbbing bass, ominous pads and slinky synth accents. Down bottom he slips into slinkier territory with the jubilant Coorabell; sparse, dubby and atmospheric with nuff garage swing. Shepherd: I started going back to my early records and all the sounds I loved playing at clubs like Fabric and Plastic People. I wanted to capture the immediacy of that music and the feeling that I got when I was on the dancefloor, of being immersed in a track that pulls you along instantly. I actually made these tracks quite quickly, which helped to get rid of any desire to overthink the music its essentially the sound of me having loads of fun with the machines in my studio and going back to basics.” Fingers crossed theres more stuff like this in the cannon.
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We offer fast and reliable shipping worldwide. All orders are carefully packaged and shipped within 1–3 business days after payment confirmation.
Standard shipping, expedited shipping and express delivery options are available at checkout. Delivery time depends on your destination country and local logistics.