All Portrait, No Chorus

All Portrait, No ChorusThis highly anticipated album is the epitome of analog transcendence, a sonic world fueled by a 30 piece orchestra, analog synthesizers, breakbeats and Brazilian vocalists that carol psychedelic melodies in Portuguese. Something About April III (SAA III), Adrian Younge pushes the musical franchise forward with fearless conviction, surpassing its predecessors as an essential piece in todays vinyl culture. Something About April III is the album I wanted

Immortalised in hip-hop folklore

offering a new window into his decades-long career and pushing his artistry to the center

and Self-Discovery

the band also enjoyed the opportunity to improvise ideas in the studio

transcendent drum’n’bass album that changed the language and landscape of the genre

Their inaugural recording with the new name

Having exploded onto the scene with 9 self-released albums between 2017 and 2019

Vibraphone and keyboard player

a trait Coltrane no doubt honed during his tenure in that band

Many artists achieve greatness but very few produce work that is so moving it's considered sacred

The album is atmospheric and gently rhythmical and allows space and opportunity for Halsall and his band of six other musicians to improvise and express themselves

It’s that experimental jazz/funk that we would always search for while digging through records