For his first release ever, Afriqua signs MSGS, an amazing track of minimal house showing an uncommon sense of depth that sets the tone for things to come.<\/p>\n
The track unfolds with minimalistic vibe, tape noise and that extra efficient groove he will get known for. Its melody will resonate in your head long after you hear it, which makes for a tune showing any features of an instant classic.<\/p>\n
On the flip side, Shinigami San offers a rather radical interpretation of MSGS. Pushing it on the techno side, he rebuilds the track with layers of noise, ethereal instruments and echo chambers. His processing brings the tune up to an entirely different realm: dirty and intense, it is a beast to unleash not to early at the party. But if it drops at the right time…<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Afriqua’s first F4T release MSGS, is an exceptionally deep house track dusted in warm tape noise and that showcases an effective minimal pulse. The melody resonates long after the track ends, an instant classic after the first listen.
\nShinigami San’s interpretation pushes MSGS into the techno arena, deconstructing and rebuilding the track with walls of noise bound by ethereal instrumentation and cavernous echoes. Dirty and intense, this leviathan of a track should only be dropped with perfect, purposeful timing.<\/p>\n