The BORNE ALOFT trio brings a unique mix of classical training and forward-looking electronic sounds to a stunning new EP on Ellum Audio. BORNE ALOFT comprises of a classically trained composer and conductor and two electronic music producers with degrees in BSc Audio Engineering. Their backgrounds cover a broad range of sounds and result in a multi-faceted style that brings a fresh perspective to the dancefloor. Their previous release on Ellum Audio, ‘Primal Urge,’ offered a musical experience that truly opened the mind and immersed the listener in a state of self-reflection. The journey continues here with their first full EP for the imprint. Which is where DMCWORLD jump in for a stunning Back To Mine 10…
1. Steve Reich – Music for 18 musicians
One of the fathers of minimalism is a constant well of inspiration for us. It’s where techno can trace back some of its roots. This music sucks you in a maze, full of ear-opening surprises with its repetitive, yet captivating details.
The Prodigy – No Good
While growing up we all listened to The Prodigy at some point. ‘No Good’ is undeniably a hardcore classic. It’s one of those tracks that always make your head nod, bringing back lots of good memories.
Vangelis – Needles & Bones
Vangelis inspires us with his revolutionary use of synths in an orchestral manner. These native motives presented in electronic cool way totally excite us even today.
Strafe – Set it Off
Set it off. 10 minutes of pure pleasure. Futuristic coldness with warm vocals – We all want this party started quickly, right?
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Dave Brubeck – Unsquare Dance
Unsquare Dance: This legendary 7/8 irregular rhythm dance, reminds us of the musical tradition of our home country.
Aphex Twin – Alberto Balsam
Тhе story-telling piece is definitely on the softer side of Aphex Twin that never gets boring. The elegant lead melody counterpoints with the supporting synth lines in a way that only Richard can do.
Nik Bärtsch’s MOBILE: MODUL 29 14
These Sound-blocks with their eclectic motives, groovy jazzy elements, and unorthodox minimalism are taking us on a ride – and that is one of our goals as musicians too.
John Tejada – Unstable Condition
Another story-telling, yet clubby track that has an awesome combination of synths and sounds. When it was released, it became a highlight on the dance floors, sounding fresh even today.
John Hopkins – Open Eye Signal
Such a piece to remember! John Hopkins’ percussive grooves & organic timbres are bringing out some serious energetic force. It shakes us dancing every time we play this uplifting techno track with its rhythmical originality and the unique lead synth.
Maceo Plex – Conjure Dreams
Maceo Plex has been a massive inspiration for years. We love his solid grooves, great melodies, unusual harmonies, and all the surprise elements that come along. He knows how to take the listener on a ride and his musical diversity doesn’t stop to amaze us.
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BORNE ALOFT ‘Cinar EP’ out via Ellum Audio on 18th June 2021
