Quiet Love by Leonid Nevermind

Feedbacks:
Move D: Very nice! Like ´Quiet Love´
Patrice Scott (Sistrum): Like ´Quiet Love´
Joey Anderson: Like ´Quiet Love´
Fred P: Like ´Quiet Love´
Dan Curtin: ´Quiet Love´ is really great and the strongest one! Definitely my favorite track.
Brendon Moeller Echologist Beat Pharmacy: Сool spacey vibes!
Keith Worthy (Aesthetic Audio): Like ´Quiet Love´
Anton Zap: As usual with Leo records - I can feel it, thanks!
Apiento (Test Pressing): I'll definitely play it on the next NTS show
Jaymz Nylon: Like ´Quiet Love´.
Deep88: Likes ´Blossom Chance´
Dx2ov: I like ´Quiet Love´ and ´Blossom Chance´
Rising Sun: Likes ´Blossom Chance´
Alex Downey: I´m really into the track ´Quiet Love´, would love to get hold of a copy on wax when it comes out.
Melchior Sultana: Thanks for sharing, Good EP!
Tim Toh (Philpot): Sounds fresh as well. Sweetly mind-bending.
Walt J: Like ´Quiet Love´
Esther Duijn: ´Blossom Chance´ is my favorite.
Duplex: Nice!
CANVO: Like ´Quiet Love´
Resom: Whenever I play ´Blossom Chance´, people come to the booth and ask for the track ID. It's mainly people who dj or produce themselves and who are completely blown away. I am too.
Jelly Roll Soul: All good tracks. ´Menotaxis´ is my fave, will def play them.

Juno Review: Leonid Nevermind made something of a splash with his early releases in 2011 and 2012, but has since been strangely quiet. This week he returns with not one but two fresh EPs, of which Quiet Love is arguably the standout. We were particularly impressed by the swirling, saucer-eyed sonics and bubbly electronics of the futurist deep house title track, though the synth-heavy, slipped-boogie-meets-deep-house flex of "Menotaxis". The EP's other original track, "Blossom Chance", is a quietly dreamy but chunkily percussive affair, with the accompanying Dissolve Mix transforming it into an early Floating Points style deep house builder

Tracklist:
a1 Quiet Love
a2 Blossom Chance
b1 Menotaxis
b2 Blossom Chance (Dissolve Mix)

Release Date: 16 April 2018 on Bivouac Sound

Too introspective and shrouded in pantheism, Leonid Nevermind's music doesn´t fit into any established category and, on the contrary, always seems to want to escape it. It doesn't matter the style or the origin, controlled or not, since it speaks widely for itself. – Input Selector

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