TOBIAS, Toby - Rising Son - Vinyl (2xLP + CD)
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Toby TOBIAS
Rising Son(2xLP + CD)
Delusions Of Grandeur
Cat: DOGLP 05. Rel: 19 Oct 15
Deep House
Side 1 - Track 1. The Wonder (feat Be Atwell) Side 1 - Track 2. Love Affair Side 1 - Track 3. Hot 22 Side 2 - Track 1. Sloflava Side 2 - Track 2. Only Getting Better (feat Be Atwell) Side 2 - Track 3. Broken Computer Side 3 - Track 1. I Robot Side 3 - Track 2. Sending Signals Side 3 - Track 3. Whisper It Side 4 - Track 1. Friday Analogue Jam Side 4 - Track 2. Headway Side 5 - Track 1. The Wonder (feat Be Atwell) Side 5 - Track 2. Love Affair Side 5 - Track 3. Hot 22 Side 5 - Track 4. Sloflava Side 5 - Track 5. Only Getting Better (feat Be Atwell) Side 5 - Track 6. Sending Signals Side 5 - Track 7. I Robot Side 5 - Track 8. Broken Computer Side 5 - Track 9. Ban Co Nights Side 5 - Track 10. Vague Vogue Side 5 - Track 11. Friday Analogue Jam Side 5 - Track 12. Whisper It Side 5 - Track 13. Weird Danger Side 5 - Track 14. Headway
Some seven years on from the release of his debut album, Space Shuffle, London producer Toby Tobias is ready to drop the follow-up. Clearly a labour of love, Rising Son touches on many of his now-familiar influences - the futurist synth sounds of Detroit techno, deep house, Chicago jack, Balearica, leftfield boogie, Italo-disco - whilst focusing on a predominantly hardware-based sound that allows his lovingly produced melodies and gorgeous chords due room to breathe. As a result, the album sparkles, with highlights - both dancefloor-focused, such as recent single "Wonder", and more downtempo - cropping up on each of the double-album's four sides. It's actually the more atmospheric downbeat moments, such as the brilliant "Sending Signals" and IDM weird-out "Broken Computer" - that really shine.
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