Planetary Systems I, by Kepler.

Planetary Systems I

by Kepler.

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1.	452b 06:16	info	buy track
2.	Luzon 07:11	info	buy track
3.	186f 05:17	info	buy track

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Kepler. makes the second contribution to Silencio's catalog with “Planetary Systems I”.

The first offering “452b” is a great track to open up a set with, gentle yet still energetic in how it introduces itself to the audience. It begins with a series of echoing sounds that rise and dive throughout, seemingly reflected off the surface of one’s subconscious, in a satisfying manner. Accompanied by a deep pulsating bassline that accents its driving drums, this track will set the tone time and time again.

Imagine the dawning of a realization formed from an inspiring event in nature. The second track, “Luzon”, features a laid back tropical tempo and samples that feel transported from a lush, rhythmic rainforest. Kepler expresses this vision within the confines of a catchy groove, utilizing subtle bird sounds and rattles that resonate over layers of atmospheric synth. This is emotional music meant to move a crowd or manufacture a sincere moment of clarity.

With refined ethereal elements rendered from what is surely an eerie origin, “186f”, is truly engaging. This track is fueled with a seductive synth heralded by haunting vocals that effectively whisper over its steady, punchy bass line. Meandering in the background is the type of idiophone sound one would associate with a hand-percussion triangle instrument. Its particular effect provides a complex, rolling rhythm that vibrates in a beautiful tone until its objective has been achieved.

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released September 18, 2016

Written & Produced by Matthew Farrow

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Silencio

Looking for inspiration beyond cult of personality DJ brands, Silencio is a music label uninterested in exposure for anyone but the artists. That’s why the founders—veterans of the Detroit and Berlin techno communities—remain cloaked in mystery.

discography

Regalo

Dec 2019
Interstellar

Mar 2019
Los Muertos

Oct 2018
Falling Spores

Sep 2018
Uno

Nov 2017
Castillo Roto

Aug 2017
Element EP

Jun 2017
Slow Dancer

May 2017
Making Chords

Mar 2017
Navidad

Dec 2016
Other Side EP

Nov 2016
Planetary Systems I

Sep 2016

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