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Stanisha - Memories Of You - Deepsessions

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Channel: Release Promo · 2011 · Music

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Serbian producer Staniša Krstic aka Stanisha continues on prolific production pace this year with the release of his second album on Deepsessions this week. 

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The expansive 'Quantized Souls' LP which was Stanisha's first album was also released on Deepsessions to rave reviews back in July of this year. The Serbian producer follow up is entitled 'Nummo' and it comes with a staggering 14 new original compositions. The album begins with the tough, punchy beats of 'The Last Whail'. It's energetic vibe and stripped techy feel sets the tone early before some very ominous chords and lush melodies fade into the mix for a very spiritual feel that is simply spectacular. The supremely ominous overtones of 'Back To The Jungle' follows with its familiar vocal samples and dark progressive house groove. The dark sounds continue with 'Bardo' with a barrage of intricate squelches and wonderfully processed bells that provide that killer hypnotic punch. The deep murky vibe of 'I Need A Smoke' is next and it's prominent acid lines and grungy percussion feel lead perfectly into drummy, angelic sounding 'Let Me Fly'. The vocal elements here are what makes the track for us, a soulful vibe and heavenly feel that compliment the dark underbelly amazingly well. The rumbling groove of 'Magic' is next and the bleepy electronics will remind many of some of Orbital's most classic material. The journey-esqe vibe of 'Memories Of You' melds itself into the incredibly punchy 'Out Of Down' quite well, the distinctive percussive elements and old school acid bass line up the energy levels quite nicely in preparation for the second half of the album.

The distinctive kick, dark stab and ominous vocal pads of 'She Doesn't Know' really set the stage for something big. The tracks brooding intensity was tailor made for a dark room, just an amazing vibe on this piece. 'The Last Dance Of The Warrior' is next with its airy chords and plucky synth lead. A definite mood of hope and longing comes from this composition and the melancholic key changes only further that, a brilliantly moody piece. The housier, late night groove of 'The Soul Whisperer' follows and with its spare piano keys and tight structure sounds perfect for those moments in the morning when the sun is coming up. 'Two Souls At The Centre Of The Star' is next and it's another amazing journey from Stanisha, just a smooth flowing masterpiece with subtle melodic elements and really unique vocally bits. A standout track for sure. The album begins to wind down with the quick tempoed 'Unknown Shadows', the sound design here is really unique, quite a psychedelic influence and a cool quirkiness about it. The way the percussive elements build up though out the piece it quite epic. Mix that with some of Stanisha's amazing musicality and atmosphere and you've got another winning track. The twisted and equally psychedelic 'Welcome To Yourself' closes the album out with a barrage of cutting edge electronics and cool psy-tech groove. The brooding low end frequencies that roll through the piece are quite momentous and the piercing sound rip though the atmosphere with ferocious intensity. It's certainly an epic climax for an astounding 14 track collection. Stanisha has been locked away and working hard in his studio and it shows. Brilliant LP.

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