[Kahvi Collective Audio Sculptors - fa8 V3] #442: Nautilus / Nautilus - Kahvi Collective Electronic Vibes
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16:39 16.01.25
Daz26 wrote:
OK
14:52 14.01.25
4T wrote:
See Facebook page
14:53 11.01.25
Daz26 wrote:
No xmas release? ?
22:08 23.12.24
freddymilton wrote:
Raphazer captured the mood just right! Moving tunes! Great!
20:41 21.12.24
Bobe-On wrote:
The days finally get longer again (whew) in the northern hemisphere... Any southerners here? I sprinkle your summer with snow to cool you. ^u^
09:52 15.12.24
rusaruka wrote:
Love to see this site still online
08:51 5.12.24
freddymilton wrote:
Good to see snowflakes again, at least on this site:-)
17:53 13.10.24
shftd wrote:
kahvi forever
13:29 24.06.24
blocSonic wrote:
Certainly nice to see other netlabels keeping the culture alive!
13:16 5.04.24
a(seven) wrote:
long live kahvi!
   
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#290: Starcade / Les Introvertis Chroniques
M3U FMP3  Tracks : 6
 
Yet another guest artist for release #290 (hey, I remember getting to the 100th release and we're nearly at 300?) in the shape of Starcade, one of the few Kahvi artists from the USA. This release is aimed at the pure end of the 'fun' element in music. A small ep this time around, six tracks with just over 30 minutes of playtime, short but very sweet indeed.

Every track appears as a classic, tuneful beast - be it slower and deep or faster with gentle melodies. Perhaps I could even compare the EP to that of Kahvi master - Xerxes?

Favourite tracks - Sun Om Beach (track 1) which is a great example of how to use progressive buildup to excellent use. Simple to begin but layers building to a crescendo ending. One to hit the permanent playlist for sure. Another favourite - A storm called Destiny (track 6). An epic journey into various styles of sound - instrumental electronica with a gentle sea breeze. For some reason this reminds me of a track - perhaps a movie soundtrack?

This release sees something slightly different - I give you a clue to the next release :) After checking out this and the next, it became apparent that they work so well together, the next being heavily ambient with subtle beats, you could play the tracks from this and the next in any order - and create your own 'personal' release. Check out #291 and try it for yourself. Credits for this release: Mastering by Barry Gardner at Safe and Sound.
   
 
 
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