As a young veteran of Montreal’s new music movement, he created his own story of sounds each time focusing on something new. On June 11, his full-length album ‘AWOL’ was released in collaboration with FREE.99. The record has 11 tracks and we will consider some of them for a general presentation of this music. <\/p>
‘Reflexion ‘is the first track with a moving rhythm, catching up and lagging behind. It has a synthetic base and strange trills on strings. <\/p>
‘Serenity’ begins as a soft knock from wild trip hop and shouts. Musical fabric grows into a synthesizer ambient then a hopping hip hop rhythm. The sounds of electronic harps and retro synthesizers from the 80s are played in duet. <\/p>
‘Tap In’ sounds like an electronic reef with Enigma bits from the early 90’s. There we hear children’s voices and minimalist keystrokes. <\/p>
‘Free Trial’ has a major atmosphere of good mood and inspiration with sound waves with gentle busts of electronic arpeggios and the knock of an unsurpassed beat. <\/p>
Listen to the full album ‘AWOL’ by Slumgod on Spotify below to stay up to date with the best examples of contemporary Canadian electronic music.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n