His first release on Leena Music and old pal, Falko Brocksieper, jumps straight into the game,
spinning heads into you-know-what with his new EP, „Oblivion.“
These two segments display Brocksieper’s attention to detail and clean cuts. It’s classical meets
modernistic. „Oblivion“ is smooth in its nature adding a few tweaks, keys, plus a thumping
baseline here and there-- mostly keeping it simple and real. A delightful treat for your feet.
Its B-side, „Chemtrails,“ is a melodic tool taking the baseline down a notch and pulling keys in
and out of the background as subtle symbols and perfectly cut vocals weave in and out sounds
of an evening dust.
The digital bonus „Breezer“ will blow you away into an unknown world of modern electronica
with hidden tweaks and minimal influence.
Former Cologne scenemeister, Falko Brocksieper’s leading edge producing skills have landed
him recent releases on Turning Spork, Treibstoff and, not to mention, his own thriving imprint,
Sub-Static. The latest of his renderings, „Heavy Day,“ came out after a long five years from his
debut album release sweeping the club scene of its feet. Of course it’s no secret that
Brocksieper’s specialty is mixing his time capsuled goods into his new work.
To learn more about Falko Brocksieper, please visit myspace.com/falkobrocksieper.
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