Chris Bartels aka Elskavon on Origins Remixes:
"In the same way that the writing process of original LP Origins was, for me, an abandonment of creative boundaries, or genre walls, I thought it’d be fitting to ask these ten different artists to remix these songs. I gave no creative direction to any of them, other than to have fun with it and make it their own. Some of the remixers are friends, and some are artists I’ve been a fan of myself for years now. I admire all of them and really looked forward to the stylistic variety it brought to the table.
There are spacious, ambient-leaning remixes, alongside groove-laden, synth-heavy tracks; cruncy-tape-driven sounds, and big, spacious post-rock-meets-electronic tracks. It ended up being a beautiful variety of sounds and moods that still work so well together."
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Rhian Sheehan Quiet Divide is simply stunning. Another superb release from Rhian Sheehan.The cd and album package design are epic. I rate this album release 10 out of 10. Steve Mahoney
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No album I can think of in recent memory soothes my anxious mind as the calm of glittering guitar riffs mix with gentle synth pads to paint serene landscapes in my mind Rudie V.
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