Shudder by Galtier
Jiah found himself immersed in the world of electronic music at the ripe age of 13, where the sounds of Erick Morillo graced his untamed ears and sparked a distinct interest in the sounds of House music for the first time. After exploring a range of sounds from Drum and Bass to Disco and a stint in Electro, Galtier finally nestled into a unique combination of Bass Music, UK Garage and Dub Techno, with distinctively dark undertones which truly set the mood within his productions. With a debut single release “Ring Twice / Shaped” on Car Crash Set, which earnt airtime on BBC Radio 1, Australia’s Triple R, and receiving a strong review on Resident Advisor, Galtier returns with his second EP release “Shudder”, a four track bass rich collec- tion of tracks that utilizes complex syncopated rhythms alongside driving UKG/Techno percussion. “All People” sets the powerful tone within the EP, with booming Sub Bass, warped mid-tones and erratic rim clicks, followed up by “Lock” with its twisted vocals and hollow synth work. “True Type” breaks up the consistency of the previous tracks with a distinctive range of rhythm switch-ups throughout the track alongside rich chord stabs, and is complemented with the Bass/Techno stormer “333”, a crunchy bouncing rhythmic piece of work with synthetic zaps and eerie piano stabs.
Tracklist
| 1. | All People | 6:03 |
| 2. | Lock | 5:12 |
| 3. | True Type | 5:06 |
| 4. | 333 | 4:55 |
