Release: Shiolas by The Advent
A stunning Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) release by: The Advent
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CATALOG: PARAISO011
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RELEASED: 2023-09-29
AUDIO BITRATE: 880Kbps
MP3 DOWNLOAD SIZE: 79.12 MBMB
Tracklist, Music Genre, and Tempo:
Total Tracks: 3
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The Advent – Don’t Do It
Genre: Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | Duration: (04:49) | Key: 02A, BPM: 141
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The Advent – Don’t Do It (Piano Mix)
Genre: Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | Duration: (03:31) | Key: 02A, BPM: 141
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The Advent – Jacker
Genre: Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | Duration: (03:56) | Key: 07B, BPM: 149
Total Playtime: 00:12:16 min
Experience “Don’t Do It” by The Advent | Official Music Video on YouTube
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Discos Perdidos – which translates as Lost Records – is a new series started by Lisbon label Paraiso, dedicated entirely to releasing archival music that, for a reason or another, never saw the light of day. The first outing on this adventure into the unknown is by none other than the legendary portugal-born, london-based techno instigator The Advent aka Cisco Ferreira. The three tracks on this EP were written in 1998 and were meant to be released on a label that another Portuguese techno legend – Jiggy – meant to start running, but other projects got in the way. Fast forward to early 2023, Jiggy showed the Paraiso crew the DATs containing these gems – immediately entrancing – and both him and The Advent agreed to give Discos Perdidos the honours of putting them out. Titled Shiolas, this three-tracker opens with ‘Don’t Do It’, a relentless techno banger that, albeit its four to the floor drum pattern, feels swingy thanks to cleverly programmed percussion and claps. A concise but extremely effective bassline and synth lead guides the energetic smasher, with cut-up vocals, timely placed filters and hi hats giving it a final shimmer. It’s followed by the Piano Mix, with an equally strong and raw arrangement and a new element – an alien, sound-sculpted piano that gives it an extra sense of urgency. The closing track ‘Jacker’ has more abstract leanings, although similarly dancefloor-ready, featuring an off-kilter yet driving conversation between stabs and bells in a display of expertly crafted dubby yet visceral sound design. A piece of dance music history is recovered – techno is now a story told more accurately.
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