RELEASE: World Museum EP
ARTIST(S): Newborn Jr.
REMIXERS: Warehouse Preservation Society
LABEL: King of Kong / Tryck & Ton / KOK002
GENRE: LOSSLESS, Leftfield House & Techno
RELEASED: 2019-09-20
AVAILABLE FORMAT: 320Kbps +FLAC
DOWNLOAD SIZE: 75.15 MB
TOTAL TRACKS 5
- Newborn Jr. – What What What (Original Mix) (06:30) / Bmin, 125bpm
- Newborn Jr. – What What What (Yourhighness Dub) (06:25) / F♯min, 125bpm
- Newborn Jr. – World Museum (Original Mix) (07:25) / Gmin, 123bpm
- Newborn Jr. – NJ Public Pool (Original Mix) (06:17) / Amin, 126bpm
- Newborn Jr. – NJ Public Pool (Warehouse Preservation Society Remix) (06:05) / Amaj, 120bpm
Total Playtime: 00:32:42 min
Based in Warsaw, Newborn Jr. who goes by the name of Adam Brocki is widely known for his collaborations with fellow Polish producer Earth Trax on labels such as Rhythm Section, Phonica Records, Les Yeux Orange and more.
Newborn Jr. has a flair for combining an array of styles which is reflected on his debut solo release on the King Of Kong imprint in addition to his outings on Rekids and Oblique Music under his Private Press alias. ‘World Museum’ follows King Of Kong’s inaugural release from Anton Klint & Edvin E featuring a remix from Newborn Jr. and picking up support from the likes of PBR Streetgang, Massimiliano Pagliara, Jennifer Cardini and Red Axes. ‘What What What’ kicks things off with shimmering, rhythmic percussion fused with zappy synth shoots and chopped vocals floating within before CockTail d’Amore’s artist Yourhighness changes up the style with an alleviating house remix of ‘What What What’ balancing majestic pads and swirling leads. ‘World Museum’ then maintains the graceful atmosphere through chugging, bass notes, healing sonics and tasteful atmospheres that hypnotise yet energise you all the same. ‘NJ Public Pool’ provides a bright and blissful feeling throughout as the breezy elements graciously harmonise with the deep-riding low end and undulating dreaminess until Warehouse Preservation Society made up of LA’s TK Disco and Tavish DJ round off proceedings with laid-back remix of ‘NJ Public Pool’ employing rapturous vibrations and sultry grooves.
