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Silencio celebrates the first year of the label with a double-pack vinyl aptly titled Uno.
Comprising of new and established artists, the tracks on Uno collectively summarize the
the feel of this label's year, while giving us a hint of what to expect in the year to come.
Click Box & Stefan Dichev kick off the release with 'Memories'. Presenting a collaborative
production that will prove over and over again why sound is one of the strongest senses tied
to memory. Engineered with emotionally responsive rhythms that roll into a rocksteady
baseline, this track evokes feelings with finesse. "Memories" also features funky squiggle
sounds and trailing even-tempered tones to punctuate its procession. This is one you'll want
to relive every time the opportunity arises.
New comer Wave Particle Singularity has done it again. 'Virtue' is a tremendous track that
will quickly establish itself as one of your new favorite things. The drum sequence, accented
by beguiling background sounds and curious vocals, gallops throughout this selection with
all its feet off the ground together in each smooth stride. Plus, it also comes fully equipped
with a pleasingly unpredictable pace in the form of some moody, well-orchestrated changes
that result in a perfectly adjusted attitude. Never a dull moment on the dance floor.
Guaranteed.
Kepler.'s latest offering 'Tool A' possess all the qualities one would normally associate with a
fine wine because the taste left on the palate after its consumption is both complex and
satisfying. During its ascent, effects that compress a thousand echoes into a single sample
ride alongside an active baseline that ripples accordingly. Subtle, flavorful snippets bleep
and bloop in complete balance, giving this cut a coordinated, contemplative vibe that brings
everything into focus.
With his first track on Silencio, Yuuki Hori's 'Scene 5' is truly a unique item. This
electromechanicaly exotic sounding export from Japan makes an impression with layers
that are neatly stacked and minimal to the max. Its main feature, a sample that seemingly
mimics the mating call of a male bullfrog, rhythmically ribbits in harmony with the beat,
bellowing over the entirety of this track. All the various elements of this composition come
together in a natural way that feels symbiotic and sounds superb.
Another Silencio first, Jorge Ciccioli's 'TD8' has a deliberate intention to create momentum,
with a deep, penetrating baseline that rises to the occasion by descending the darkest
depths of its own digital horizon. In the midst of the mix the listener is greeted with a clever
chorus that effectively sounds like air vibrating, or in layman's terms "blowing", within an
empty glass bottle. As it goes through the motions, observe how every note is noticeably
nuanced in an effort to reflect the subtle changes that take place.
Closing out the release and year for Silencio, is Laughing Man with 'Reach Out'. Hard, heavy
and heavenly are all terms that could be used to express the sentiment of this selection.
Notice how right from the get go this production profoundly pounds out its agenda with a
solid, speedy beat that relentlessly rocks throughout the recording. Accompanied by a
series of wavy, spirited vocal layers, ringing bells and an inspired intersection of cymbals,
this track is one hell of a ride that will enable you to make contact with the other side