Paradise Life by Sun People
Hailing from Austria, Sun People aka Simon/Off once again shows the quality of production that has given rise to his reputation. With previous releases on Hyperboloid, Beat Machine and Disko404, here he now is on Good Street, providing us with some of that 160 Bass, drenched in Jungle, Disco and Footwork influences. The tracks have a confident, club ready vibe, and Sun People has sculpted them for maximum impact.
Mastered by Macc at Subvert Central Mastering, these tracks pack a real punch. The title tracks begins the EP as it means to go on - funky, bassy and anything-but-boring. 'There Is Always A Place' is a solid roller, exhibiting tight percussion. 'The One For Me' starts with a funky 160 vibe, and slowly deconstructs until we're left with bass, breaks and drums.
Artistic freedom and expression is evident throughout - this allows Sun People to breathe new life into multiple genres, bringing them together as a cohesive musical statement.
Tracklist
| 1. | Paradise Life | 4:03 |
| 2. | There Is Always A Place | 4:39 |
| 3. | The One For Me | 4:06 |
Credits
Mastered by Macc at Subvert Central | www.scmastering.com
Artwork by Richard Beno | www.sublow.co.uk
License
All rights reserved.
Sun People is merging Footwork, Jungle, and Techno influences into a unique and distinctive sound that led to releases on renowned labels like Exit, Defrostatica, Rua Sound or Candy Mountain.To further expand his musical sphere he recently started a label called All Things Records that will focus on his own works and collaborative projects with like-minded musicians.