Release Info:
Artist : Brian Johnson
Album : All Of The Time
Genre : House
Label : Thoughtless Music
Catnum : TLM065
Source : WEB
URL : http://www.beatport.com
Mode Info:
Tracks : 6
Time : 00:41:52
Size : 100.66 MB
Quality : 320kbps 44100Hz Full Stereo
Tracklist:
1. All Of The Time (Original Mix) 6:53
2. All Of The Time (Tom Clark Remix) 7:13
3. All Of The Time (Oban Remix) 6:51
4. All Of The Time (Platypus Remix) 7:05
5. Thought Pattern (Original Mix) 7:17
6. Champion Sound (Original Mix) 6:33
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41:52 (min)
Directly on the heels of his Ethan Borshansky remix and recent releases for
Faded and Soundzrise, Toronto native Brian Johnson drops his first EP for
Thoughtless with All of the Time. Featuring rugged house rhythms and a
refreshingly non-linear approach to arrangement, Johnson's distinctly modern
yet organic tracks are rough in all the right places, and smooth where it
counts the most. The title track's vocal refrain washes spaciously over
remodeled disco bass, while subtle atmospheres and effects maintain a
compelling dynamic throughout. Highgrade founder and Berlin legend Tom Clark
turns in an immersive acid house retake that submerges the signature vocals in
an aquarium of hypnotic synth lines and expansive reverb. Hailing from the
highest altitudes of Colorado, Oban unapologetically strip things down for
their sound design oriented remix, while Platypus makes his Thoughtless debut
with a crafty breakbeat interpretation which takes cues from 2-step and Detroit
electro while remaining compatible with a wide range of techno and house.
Thought Pattern is a further exploration of Johnson's unique style, cutting a
bass-driven path through dense terrain woven tight with seemingly disparate
samples and textures that nevertheless emerge to form a coherent sonic ecology
bursting with life. Closing out with the melancholic synth lines of Champion
Sound, Johnson shows a touch for the subtly cinematic, offering deep house with
a wide vista. Arriving on the scene with a mature sound entirely his own, Brian
Johnson is clearly focused on his music most, if not all, of the time...