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Tifra
Plastic Replicant EP

Plastic Replicant EP
Plastic Replicant EPPlastic Replicant EP

Artists

Tifra

Catno

DUALITY3

Formats

1x Vinyl 12" EP

Country

UK & Ireland

Release date

Jul 8, 2022

The next chapter of dualistic bleeps, bloops and blends from Utrecht producer Tifra on Duality Trax.

Following releases from Dublin’s Fio Fa & naive label head Violet, LA-based Cromie & Timedance affiliate rRoxymore and various artists compilation Visions Vol. 1, Holly Lester prepares the next chapter of dualistic bleeps, bloops and blends from Utrecht producer Tifra on Duality Trax. Re-imagining vintage club sounds through a contemporary lens, Tifra is no stranger to stretching the electronic music template into new forms and ideas. His left-field house and old-school breaks have found their way onto Gestalt Records and Rough Recordings, and here the producer turns in three cuts of blissed-out electronica, hedonistic progressive and jungle-run club with its sights firmly fixated front left, complete with a wicked remix from one of modern dance music's most reliable names Roza Terenzi. ‘Plastic Replicant’ is a vocal-laced electro-house roller that takes inspiration from the golden-era of 90s electronic music and fuses it with the organic, multi-genre blends of the current gen. The ravey continuum is laced with high-frequency vocal stabs and deep basslines designed for a heads-down approach on the dancefloor, before ‘Entomology’ captures the playful side of the club with its shape-shifting acid-lines, trance-licked melodies and kaleidoscopic blend of colour, feeling and mood. Out of the club and onto the beach, ‘International Waters’ is a trip-hop inspired, downtempo dub that will delight ambient and laid-back electronic-revellers with its chirpsing birds and aqua-like aesthetic, before Roza keeps the dualism alive with a stripped-back jungle flip of the original; the perfect score for the perfect daydream.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

11.99€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Plastic Replicant

6:06

A2

Entomology

6:05

B1

International Waters

7:03

B2

International Waters (Roza Terenzi Remix)

5:24

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