Braille
Triple Transit LP
Hot Flush Recordings ⢠SKU: HFLP018House ⢠Techno ⢠Beats ⢠Tech ⢠Electro ⢠Deep ⢠Break-Beat ⢠Bass
Braille
Hot Flush Recordings ⢠SKU: HFLP018House ⢠Techno ⢠Beats ⢠Tech ⢠Electro ⢠Deep ⢠Break-Beat ⢠Bass
ā¬24.00
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11 tracksFull of bounce and experimentation in equal measure, āTriple Transit,ā Brailleās new album for Hotflush is about leaving his Sepalcure project (with Machinedrum) in the rear mirror, moving back to New York and using its energy to fuel new moves, confronting our hyper layered world and overcoming personal difficulties by being creative. Focused squarely on utilising modular synthesis in sprawling studio sessions, the album covers a wide stylistic range and draws on the artistās formidable battery of experience to craft a body of work that packs real emotional punch as well as a dancefloor sensibility. We had a quick chat with him to wet your appetite⦠Praveen Sharma aka Braille: Moving on from Sepalcure āThat period of time when Sepalcure was at its peak was really inspiring. Iām still really in awe and humbled by the fans. Itās always amazing to hear about how music youāve made has brightened up other peopleās lives in some way, but āTriple Transitā is really about transitioning from that period to something new. Iām intentionally not using many vocal samples on this album. That became quite a crutch for Sepalcure and I wanted to try and find ways to evoke those emotions and connect with the audience in other ways.ā The roots of his Bounce āSour Patch Kissā and āWhile Weāre Freeā are inspired by classic house and some early Detroit stuff. Songs like āBig Funā (Inner City), āI Wanna Be thereā (Model 500) and slowed down āSex on The Beachā (DJ Assault) have stuck with me since the beginning. I used to listen to this slowed down and doubled version of āSex on The Beachā on an early Juan Atkins mix cd on REPEAT when I was in high school. Getting ambient Triple Transit slows down and transitions through a bit of sadness and eventually acceptance at the end of the album. A lot of the music Iām making these days is trying to recreate that manic feeling so many of us have in 2024. Between social media, ridiculous hustle culture expectations and depressing global and national political events, itās hard to not feel overwhelmed. I feel like Triple Transit is kind of a parabolic curve from mania to joy to a sober realization that yeah, actually the world is just fucked but somehow we carry on.