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Velour & Joro Dudovski - Dandelion [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE]
Sanctuary Collective has their finger squarely on the global pulse of novel electronic music producers. Their sophomore compilation, Warriors Vol. 2, features a host of burgeoning talent and underground heavy hitters, and they've provided The Rust with the opportunity to premiere Velour and Joro Dudovski's collaboration, “Dandelion”.
Sanctuary Collective has their finger squarely on the global pulse of novel electronic music producers. Their sophomore compilation, Warriors Vol. 2, features a host of burgeoning talent and underground heavy hitters, with each track pushing into a variety of niche territories and sound design palattes. In anticipation of the compilation's release, they've provided The Rust with the opportunity to premiere Velour and Joro Dudovski's collaboration, “Dandelion”.
Separately, Velour and Dudovski's productions are nothing to balk at; both producers excel in the spheres of song writing and high fidelity engineering, with fairly complimentary textures and motifs between them. As a result, “Dandelion” is a texture-laden dash through liquid sound design and fluid drum programming. Supple jazz chords play the role of the interloper, sprinting in and out of stereo space between smatterings of buoyant bass lines and transient downbeats. It's a composition all its own, rearranging and reimagining itself with every passing phrase and refrain, and it’s just a taste of what's in Sanctuary Collective's war chest for Warriors Vol. 2.
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Amongst the incoming generation of artists having finally found their bite, not yes exemplifies the modern paradigm of electronic production; there are no hard boundaries, no clearly defined destinations, and unbridled compositional freedom. There’s a refreshing whim to their choice of direction, and the result is a fast-growing, dynamic catalog that takes us through virtually every space in low-end territory.