Pearls EP by Clive From Accounts
Get "Gravitate" as Bonus if you buy the full digital release or the Vinyl!
Our man in London is back on the label! Exactly 1 year after his first release on Dirt Crew and two very successful records on his own new imprint “Income Trax” and the New York based “Razor-N-Tape” label. Clive has been consistently growing his following this past year and refining his sound and production. So now we are truly excited to welcome him back, especially as this release will also be on a limited 12” vinyl.
The opener “Pearls” features the amazingly talented London based musician/ composer Jessica Roch on violin and vocals. It’s an uplifting electronica meets deep house track that shines with positivity and beautiful melodies based on an analogue synth foundation by Clive himself. Truly a new addition to Clive’s musical language.
The A2 track “4 Time” is a swinging groover featuring a lush deep beat topped with piano and strings stabs and consisting of great funk all over. Followed be the super fun “Rough and Tough” as first track on then B side. Clive really gives us his new summer anthem here as far as we are concerned. Dance floor happiness guaranteed and we can’t wait to hear this one in an open field and on a big sound system!
As a treat for all fans, we decided to give “Gravitate” the well-deserved vinyl spot as the closing track to this great new record. This jam got massive support over the last months and is Clive’s best performing track on the digital platforms. Here we remastered it especially for vinyl and it sounds doper than ever! Enjoy!
All tracks have been mastered by Salz Mastering in Cologne.
Art & Photography by Break 3000.
Tracklist
| 1. | Pearls feat. Jessica Roch | 7:10 |
| 2. | 4 Time | 5:38 |
| 3. | Rough and Tough | 4:46 |
| 4. | Gravitate (Bonus Track) | 4:47 |
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Regional tiddlywinks champion, stationary cupboard loiterer and all-round beige sky thinker, Clive from Accounts likes two things; pens and music. But mainly pens.
Using springs, tape and old synths with fonts he admires, Clive creates the musical equivalent of warm photocopies. If it's going to be that kind of party, Clive's putting his Filofax in the mashed potato.