Genesis | XYK | Clubstream

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Web Name: Genesis | XYK | Clubstream

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Sorry, Bandcamp no longer supports the version of Internet Explorer that you're using (7.0). Please upgrade your browser to the latest version and try again. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. about Swedish born Tim Widgar is the face (noface?) behind producer artist XYK, now widely regarded as one of Sweden’s “most promising electronic music talents” Brogue Magazine. Recently back in his native Stockholm after a long time thriving spell in the United Kingdom, where his last release; a bass heavy remix for Hello Beddo, reached #TopTen on Beatports DnB chart. Now XYK introduces us to a crisp and contemporary style of drum bass, together with Scandinavian perfection and British soul he delivers a well awaited debutalbum. With support from some great guest artists, all the way from LA, to Brighton, to Stockholm, this album might just be the barrierbreaking album that many have been waiting for.We all know it take a great amount of time and work to make an album, but to make a great album takes creative talent and stubborn professionalism. This Genesis album will take you on a journey between genres and techniques but will never loose you. XYK’s debutalbum is a showcase of his originality as it takes you from DnB, to halftime, to hiphop, to RnB and even house.It never feels unnatural or fabricated and speaks loudly of musical intergrity. Since 2008, Clubstream is group of dance music labels, part of the Substream music company of Sweden. Berlin based producer NHOAH offers a driving track that will appeal to lovers of both techno and house music alike. Bandcamp New Notable Nov 19, 2020 Twitching tech house from Berlin, “AmsterDanke - Struck By Lightning” moves from pointillist crackle to big rushes of synth. Bandcamp New Notable Jun 7, 2020 A punchy floor-filler house track from Loophole Recordings heads FLIP3000 and Jimmy le Mac gets a rubbery, spacey rework. Bandcamp New Notable May 26, 2020 A larger-than-life, acid-tinged tribute to the city of Bristol from Berlin producer NHOAH, amenable to newcomers and techno-heads alike. Bandcamp New Notable Apr 22, 2020 Propulsive house music from NHOAH with synths that blink like stars in the night sky. Bandcamp New Notable Sep 16, 2019 33 Music comes to Bandcamp, bringing the pulsing sound of classic techno. Bandcamp New Notable Aug 10, 2019 Eight Artists Pushing the Ambient Edges of Techno The Past, Present, and Future of Drum Bass in Finland

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Genesis by XYK, released 07 October 2016 1. Wake Up 2. Ill Digger 3. Sway (feat. S.R.) 4. Erp 5. Om du 6. Definition 7. Insip Hip (feat. Mr Science) 8. Your Presence 9. Easier (feat. Tara Vowles) 10. Slow Journey 11. Dono (feat. Tom Webb) 12. Subsistence &quot;Swedish born Tim Widgar is the face (noface?) behind producer artist XYK, now widely regarded as one of Sweden’s “most promising electronic music talents” Brogue Magazine. Recently back in his native Stockholm after a long time thriving spell in the United Kingdom, where his last release; a bass heavy remix for Hello Beddo, reached #TopTen on Beatports DnB chart. Now XYK introduces us to a crisp and contemporary style of drum &amp; bass, together with Scandinavian perfection and British soul he delivers a well awaited debutalbum. With support from some great guest artists, all the way from LA, to Brighton, to Stockholm, this album might just be the barrierbreaking album that many have been waiting for. We all know it take a great amount of time and work to make an album, but to make a great album takes creative talent and stubborn professionalism. This Genesis album will take you on a journey between genres and techniques but will never loose you. XYK’s debutalbum is a showcase of his originality as it takes you from DnB, to halftime, to hiphop, to RnB and even house.It never feels unnatural or fabricated and speaks loudly of musical intergrity.&quot;

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