
Datahowler ·
Slowdrifter
Datahowler's debut solo album: 1950s science fiction and space travel, played on live instruments.
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- 1Dazees4:24
- 2Lunarson (Feat. Juno Complex)2:50
- 3Lunarson (Revisited)2:34
- 4Moon Diamond Mining2:23
- 5Crystal Unearthed1:24
- 6Atom Blues4:00
- 7Space Jump2:25
- 8Voltage1:23
- 9Lurching Forward3:07
- 10Of Stars2:00
- 11From Suns2:01
- 12Prophet2:49
- 13Heatstroke1:36
- 14Data/Lapse3:04
Datahowler invites you aboard his spacecraft for an interstellar journey into sound. Focusing on themes of outer space and time, Datahowler’s debut solo album, Slowdrifter, is an adventure into 1950s science fiction aesthetics, updated with just the right dose of modern technology. The music explores a diverse range of sounds, paralleling the multidimensionality of space travel.
There is often a misinterpretation that producers cannot play their own instruments, however that is not the case here. Datahowler can certainly still flip a sample, but he did not want to lean on samples as a crutch. Instead he chose to play live instruments on Slowdrifter in order to properly communicate the music’s thematic elements. The idea that one could space travel and explore the unknown final frontier is a metaphor for how Datahowler chooses to explore sound and humanity.
Credits #
- All Instruments By Datahowler
- Produced, Engineered & Recorded By Datahowler
- Mastered by K Murdock