Antony Difrancesco - The A.D.D Ep mp3

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This is a debut EP from the depths of London's thriving underground scene. Produced by Antony Difrancesco there is sure to be something to please ravers & audiophiles alike.
'Tricolour' is a dubby roller, with subtle grooves and steppy drum programming. Moving on to 'Shadow Flow', you can hear the artist experiment further with similar 'tech-step' rhythms. The incorporation of lush vocals and synths seduces you, a state quickly altered by the chunky, rolling drops. As the name suggests, 'GoDeep' is this EP's deepest track.The generous dub laden basslines are coupled with micro percussive patterns to send you in to the zone.
Finally 'Callaway Dub' sees production mate Wiggy contribute with composition leaning toward the experimental realm of sound. Again your ears are guided through this track by a plethora of sounds that make for interesting listening.

Support from Richie Hawtin, Loco Dice, Robert Dietz, Marco Carola, tINI, Luciano, Hector, Faster, Maximiljan, Loco Dice, Reboot, Tom Ellis, MHM One, Enzo Siragusa and many more.

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Resident Advisor Review:

The longer I've spent with newcomer Antony Difrancesco's The A.D.D EP, the less I've been sure what to call its sound. If you discount its supple, rolling bass, it's tech house; if you throw out the generally easy tempos, it's techno; if you settle into its low frequencies, it sounds straight out of a Bristol bedroom. But as many corners as you could back it into, it's hardly as scatterbrained as its title suggests. Simultaneously hyper-specific and broadly appealing, Antony Difrancesco's first solo release should have no problem slinking between scenes.

Difrancesco builds these tracks to be alluringly large and small. Opener "Tricolor" has a beast of a kick, but it never manages to scatter the sizzling ambience it pounds through. Driven by tritone synth stabs and a bassline so low its pitch is nearly indiscernible, the rhythmically intricate "GoDeep" is flippant about melody but appealing regardless. Difrancesco grows moodier on "Shadow Flow," shifting between sticky, dubby calm and hi-hat-driven mania. "Callaway Dub," indebted to Villalobos at his spaciest, shrinks the bass and seems to lose a little of its distinctiveness as a result. Regardless, you're likely to hear more than enough of Difrancesco's own voice here.

Words /
Jordan Rothlein
Published /
Fri, 23 November 2012

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Listen free to Antony Difrancesco The . Tricolor Original Mix, GoDeep Original Mix and more. 4 tracks . Album 2012 4 Songs. The . Antony Difrancesco, London, United Kingdom. DJ & Producer. Just finished mixing down my next EP for Fuse London. A collaboration with Samuel Bellis. nice Kilimanjaro Mix from Enzo Siragusa & Alexkid but you'll have to wait to hear that one Clips Here: setszdb-productions-ep-fuse-london. FUSE LONDON. Antony Difrancesco & Samuel Bellis - dB Productions EP FUSE LONDON. Listen to The . Antony Difrancesco 15-10-2012. Total duration:33 min. Tricolor Original Mix. Antony Difrancesco. All in the Family - Joey DeFrancesco, Papa John DeFrancesco. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. They may be set by us or by third party providers whose services we have added to our pages. If you do not allow these cookies then some or all of these services may not function properly. Information storage and access. Check out Antony Difrancesco on Beatport. Harrison, Antony Difrancesco, Bayt, Brosqua, Blagoj Rambabov, Antonio Valente, Jon Hash, Christian Farias, Bardall, Adrian Izquierdo. Retoric Vibe. Level 3 EP. Fuse London. Top Ten Tracks. Antony Difrancesco - Latency EP. Another showcase of the sound that has become synonymous with the label, Latency is an EP that is rooted in the underground whilst still creating a sound firmly embedded in the future. Released by: OTHERTONES. eMU DEAL. SALE 12 Off. EMU PRICE: eMU. MEMBER PRICE. Buy album now. Members Save 12 off Retail: . Antony Difrancesco - The EP The longer I've spent with newcomer Antony Difrancesco's The EP, the less I've been sure what to call its sound. If you discount its supple, rolling bass, it's tech house if you throw out the generally easy tempos, it's techno if you settle into its low frequencies, it sounds straight out of a Bristol bedroom. But as many corners as you could back it into, it's hardly as scatterbrained as its title suggests. Simultaneously hyper-specific and broadly appealing, Antony Difrancesco's first solo release should have no pro