Eden / Eraser [DIFF009], by Dan Marshall

Eden / Eraser [DIFF009]

by Dan Marshall

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pC A lovely release of two sublime step-sequencers, Dan Marshall brings in an extraverted sense with extraterrestrial quality for extravagant times. "Eden" stays in hyperspace juxtaposition of jungle and halfstep, seemingly stuck in bot speeding up and slowing down, all without missing a beat. In the pair up with Jamo for "Eraser", we drop off the ship for a drunken and jazzy lullaby to end the night with. Very fun stuff to play at the table! Favorite track: Eden.

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	1.	Eden 04:52		buy track
	2.	Marshan & Jamo - Eraser 04:20		buy track

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One day, Daniel the eager Martian decided to visit planet earth.

He jumped into his pink, giraffe shaped moon-lander, when suddenly the ships "perpetual motion powered ghetto blaster" tuned into the giraffe cast.

After a couple minutes of jibba jabba from the hosts in-came a bright and bubbly summer step metro jungle tune which they titled 'Eden'. Automatically, Daniel started a banoffee pie food fight with his flight navigator Jamo that ended up scattering the air waves into an off-key, experimental, jazz influenced half step tune. Daniel and Jamo then tried to cover up their mess and decided to title it 'Eraser'. Two minutes later they crash landed on planet earth. What are we going to do now?

Audio: soundcloud.com/diffrent/sets/diff009

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released August 1, 2011

Written by: Dan Marshall, Jamo (Track 2)
Mastering: Shane McEnhill @ Finyl Tweek
Artwork: Pirate Radio Creative
Published by: Diffrent Publishing

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Diffrent Music London, UK

Diffrent Music is an independent record label based in South London, originally founded in 2010 by Chris Royle (Dexta) & Jamie Schildhauer (Hunchbak), specialising in the experimental side of underground music.