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artist: Daedelus
album: Tailor Made
label: Ninja Tune
cat: ZENDNLS281S
year: 2011
genre: Lo-Fi
sub-genre: Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
source: WEB (WAV)
grabber: Eac
encoder: LAME 3.97 V2 --Vbr-New -V 2
quality: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
size: 7,3 MB
link: http://ninjatune.net/
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│tracklist.
no. time track title
01 04:40 Daedelus-Tailor Made (Feat. Milosh)
total time: 04:40 min
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│release notes.
WAV -> MP3
Alfred Darlington. Quite why you'd pick a pseudonym when you
already have a name as incredible as Alfred Darlington at your
disposal is a mystery, but then, it's one of many brilliantly odd
things about both Daedelus and his ever-evolving music. From indie
-tronica, to the deeply warped hip-hop of his "Exquisite Corpse"
album, his MF Doom hook-up "Impending Doom" or his 2006 sample-
tastic release on Mush, "Denies The Day's Demise", Daedelus has
covered a huge amount of ground. Since signing with Ninja however,
he's distinctly upped the tempo and applied his scattered,
bricolage techniques to making electronic/dance music in his own
idiosyncratic way. As a prelude to new album Bespoke, this first
single features Canadian electronica producer (and former Plug
Research labelmate) Milosh on the vocals and positively charges out
of your speakers at a galloping 130bpm tempo. With a thick kick and
a juke-like clap keeping time, a wave of samples gets slowly
filtered up, much like the start of "Make It So", but even more
bug-eyed and delirious. Short loops of urgent strings samples
nestle up against tight bass hits, barber shop quartet backing
harmonies, even guitar chanks that sound eerily like they've been
sampled from Arabesque's "In The Heat Of A Disco Night". Milosh's
languid vocals fit like a glove over this sea of soaring noise, as
he takes time over each line and allows the melodies to float over
the top of it all like a saxophone player playing a deliberately
restrained solo. The whole thing reminds hugely of Radiohead's
"Idioteque" but constructed with warm organic sounds rather than
icy electronic ones. A Floating Points remix of "Tailor Made" is
lined up for the future, which will no doubt be pretty special, and
on the strength of this first single, Bespoke looks like being an
essential purchase too.
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