Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : Maxmillion Dunbar

house of woo ist ein meisterwerk entstanden durch einflluessen von house, new age, balearica, jazz, dub und leftfield..

maxmillion dunbar returns to future times with his first release there since it began with his >outrageous soulz< 45. >max trax for world peace< takes the house sound maxmillion hinted at on his 2010 >cool water< lp (for uks ramp recordings) into sublime territory. tip! in the hyper-percussive, shape-shifting opener >polo,< max mixes italian house, angelic choirs and a bouncing bassline, while >ballroom< sees a synthetic waltz become ambient disco as 707 claps echo from the corners. >piano & dream world< engulfs the entire b-side with a blissful, heart-wrenching workout indebted to those head-down, eyes closed house tunes of the past, adding what sounds like a smudged digital orchestra to a roller of a track that marches on (>and on<) forever

after his >bare feet< ep dropped out of the blue last summer, max has been delivering track after track to the ramp offices. so dumbfounded we were at the utter breathtaking beauty of this music, that we have no words to describe it. with that in mind, we hand you over to the man himself – maxmillion dunbar.
dj support from huw stephens, benji b & rob da bank

maxmillion dunbar drops a preview of his upcoming >cool water< lp for ramp, with >girls dream< and 2 non album cuts. pressed on unspeakably limited blue marbled vinyl, get this quick before its gone!

maryland resident maxmillion dunbar caught our attention on a desperately limited 7inch last year on his own future times imprint. swerving the current contrived reference points, b boy max forges his own path mixing a kaleidoscope of boogie, electro, hip hop & analog soul. maxs first ep for ramp starts with bare feet clipping sparse soul loops with epic flourishes, loveloop/socket bonus marrying cascading synths and 808s, wouldnt matter chops up a relentless boogie loops and epic disco strings, and wavs draws the ep to a close with 80s beat boxes and ramshackle synth lines.