Tomorrow EP, by Dillard

Tomorrow EP

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1.	Tomorrow 05:29	buy track
2.	Closer to the Question 04:48	buy track
3.	Species 04:34	buy track
4.	Tomorrow (Eva808 Remix) 06:10	buy track

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Stretching further into the deep, sexy, and psychedelic electronic side of modern Dub, we are pleased to present our newest release from Dillard: Tomorrow EP. With jaw dropping production quality and mature execution beyond his years, Dillard flexes his keen sense of powerful sub bass motion against thoughtfully edited liquid like clicks, noises, and glitches to define the sound pallet of this luscious EP.

Opening with sensual female vocals amidst somber pads, the title track’s heartbeat kicks against huge verb slathered rim clicks, burying this tune in a Dub chamber. Distant Reggae vocals layered within waves of delay outline the tune atop the intricate rolling bass.

Kicking off with classic DnB style pads and Ragga vocal clips, “Closer to the Question” builds into an amazingly spacious roller. Crunchy percussive effects and cerebral Dub delays pull and twist as sub frequencies ebb and flow spinning the tune into psychedelic noise space.

“Species” flows with percussion effects pouring like fountains surrounding the airy flute, horn, and whispered vocal bits. Daftly executed micro-edits drive the exploratory feel, playing out to the depths of space while immersed in a velvety melodic blanket and the warmth of the sub.

Amazingly talented Eva808 brings her unique sense of disjointed mixed percussive feels, incredible bass edits and modern Dubstep sensibilities to the remix of “Tomorrow.” A sneaky flute appears in the break down, thoughtfully creeping into the forefront as the tune expands upon the original version, faring the rhythmic waters and driving the EP home.

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released April 20, 2015

Mastered by Subvert Central
Artwork by Dillard

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