R Kitt: Ripples From the Edge (12-Inch Single)
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"Dublin's R. Kitt, fresh off the back of an incredible live throw down at AVA Festival in Belfast, sent us through some divine music that was a must-have. Ripples From The Edge shares five sentimental yet forward-thinking originals from the rising producer as well as a remix from label founder Eluize. The title track comes with cascading arps, ariose droplets, and pure, smokey pads that burst through a jungle of thumping percussion. ""I Wish You Hadn't Said"" gets going with gritty breaks and glassy synths that would be at home on a fog-laden warehouse floor, and mood-lightening melodic jabs slice through before things turn back to a tumultuous minor. ""Strange Perspective"" is casual and light-hearted, funk-charged electro. On the flip, ""Stitch Up"" feels ancestral, with heavy bass, earthy leads, and a dark and enigmatic vocal hitting heavily. Damhsa, the Irish word for dance, inspires the next jam, ""Machine Damhsa"", a fast paced 4/4 beckoning to do so. The track's breath-taking breakdown gives a moment of transcendence between it's boundless energy and pulsating drive. Eluize couldn't resist the lush melodies from ""Ripples,"" and dives in to turn out a cosmic, '80s-touched b-boy-ready version. Photography by East China Sea Photo Club, a film photography collective based in Kagoshima, Japan. Design by Danny Ogden."
"Dublin's R. Kitt, fresh off the back of an incredible live throw down at AVA Festival in Belfast, sent us through some divine music that was a must-have. Ripples From The Edge shares five sentimental yet forward-thinking originals from the rising producer as well as a remix from label founder Eluize. The title track comes with cascading arps, ariose droplets, and pure, smokey pads that burst through a jungle of thumping percussion. ""I Wish You Hadn't Said"" gets going with gritty breaks and glassy synths that would be at home on a fog-laden warehouse floor, and mood-lightening melodic jabs slice through before things turn back to a tumultuous minor. ""Strange Perspective"" is casual and light-hearted, funk-charged electro. On the flip, ""Stitch Up"" feels ancestral, with heavy bass, earthy leads, and a dark and enigmatic vocal hitting heavily. Damhsa, the Irish word for dance, inspires the next jam, ""Machine Damhsa"", a fast paced 4/4 beckoning to do so. The track's breath-taking breakdown gives a moment of transcendence between it's boundless energy and pulsating drive. Eluize couldn't resist the lush melodies from ""Ripples,"" and dives in to turn out a cosmic, '80s-touched b-boy-ready version. Photography by East China Sea Photo Club, a film photography collective based in Kagoshima, Japan. Design by Danny Ogden."