My Soul by Rick Wade
In this latest release, Rick delves into the depths of his soul to create a truly soulful sound. The EP opens with "Lonely Expedition," a track that begins with gentle yet poignant keys and expansive sounds, creating a sense of calm while building anticipation. As the track progresses, the smooth kick drums kick in, paving the way for the rest of the expedition with a familiar, heartwarming groove.
The following track, "My Soul," is a deeply evocative piece that features haunting vocals and captivating samples from classic films, all interwoven with a pulsating kick drum that underscores the profound journey of the soul. The EP comes to a close with "The Emperor," a steady ascent out of the soul with its ethereal beats, melancholic chords, and mellow baseline. The addition of a heartwarming sample from Charlie Chaplin's "The Great Dictator" adds a revitalizing touch to this beautiful and moving track.
Overall, Rick has delivered an exceptional EP that showcases his unique talents and creativity. The sounds of his soul are sure to captivate and delight listeners, leaving them feeling energized and inspired
Michigan-born Rick Wade might not get the headlines of his more celebrated Detroit peers, but few have done as much to contribute to the house canon as he. For nearly three decades, Wade has consistently turned out deeply channeled grooves, utilizing every second of their often-elongated lengths. Peppered lightly with strings, an odd breathy voice or some other delicate hook culled from the funk and soul sounds of his youth, Wade's style is the perfect embodiment of minimalist production delivering maximum impact.
Tracklist
| 1. | Lonely Expedition | 5:23 |
| 2. | My Soul | 5:24 |
| 3. | The Emperor | 6:11 |
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Rick Wade, the man behind Harmonie Park Records has been producing soulful, timeless grooves and tapping into the essence of deepness since the early ’90's. A stalwart of Detroit’s rich music history for the past two decades Rick has long been considered an underground hero - one of those guys called a "producer's producer" or the "DJ's DJ", pioneering the Detroit Deep House.