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Compost Black Label #20

by Matt Flores

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Blackboard Universe 08:05
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Solar Winds 06:46
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Matt Flores – German jack of all trades, producer of Drum’n’Bass, HipHop, HipHouse, Deep House with several releases on Combination, Farside, Metromusic and Compost Black Label. After his stunning collaborations with Tyree Cooper and Michael Sauer on Black Label #5 he returns to Compost with two brand new tracks.

This time Captain “Matt” Future is taking you on a 70s science fiction ride through “Blackboard Universe” steering his spaceship safely past drifting meteorites and through colourful spiral nebula straight into the “Solar Winds”.

The title „Blackboard Universe“ is an allusion to Lee Perry’s classic album „Blackboard Jungle“ – a record which aroused a musical adventuresomeness in Matt when he was a teen. It pictures the mixer as a continuum, a whole world of it’s own, which is only waiting to be explored. Matt wants the listener to get curious about the vastness and deepness of space inside the music.

Altough Matt used a lot of dusty analog elements in both productions, the tracks are sounding discoid and techy, somewhere between Âme and Metro Area. But the B-side „Solar Winds“ bears a stronger reference to the dancefloor because of its more percussive and compelling chords. Beats in space...

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released April 27, 2007

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