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Vate : Volt.
Urban electronic music.
Volt is a trip trough the electro, IDM mixed with a bit of experimental.
Reviews:
"This release from Vate is really top notch stuff. I dont know if its just cause
I have been out of contact for a while, but this really just hit the right note
with me. The first track (Turismo) is just really trippy and really reminds me
of the trancy stuff from the early 90's with a 2007 overhaul. The second track
(Orient Stress), which is also featured on the previous release from Vate, has
a pulsating tribal rhythm with growling basslines set to a slamming breakbeat.
Almost industrial in some aspects. These billowing basslines continue through to
the next track which is also a standout track. Hertz drops into a more minimal-IDM style and it slowly progresses into more distorted IDM sounds from here onward. Overall the album is fantastic and its highly recommended. Even if its just for the first few tracks as not all of them will appeal to everyone."
Net-label review blog
Songs:
1. Turismo
2. Orient Stress
3. Mundo Libre
4. Hertz
5. Info
6. Watt
7. Amper
8. Volt
Listen to: the entire album.
License Urban electronic music by Vate for your project.
Play the music of Vate in your restaurant or store.
Release date: 09/12/2012
Vate lives in Barcelona Spain
Tagged as: Electronica, Techno
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