Solstice
Inland
Preview: Earthloop
COUNTER001 Originally released in April 2013 Blending atmospheric house with heavily laden techno, Ed Davenport's 'Inland' project was first revealed on the Berlin-based Falkplatz label in 2012, with the self-titled 'Inland' EP. Now with the 'Solstice' EP we find ourselves drawn further into the Inland concept - combining dramatic synth-scapes with strong, pacy techno undertones. The title track 'Solstice' acts as a beautiful opener, not only for the EP but for the label in general, with its warmth and strong feeling of movement. We then move swiftly into darker, more urgent zones with 'Solstice (Lost)'. The airy and textural 'Monument' presents a fresh look into Davenport's dubbed, melodic world, spiraling and shimmering in an immersive 4 minute piece. Finally the weighty 'Earthloop' follows in a crisp, powerful and unapologetic club tool. Written & Produced by Ed Davenport in Berlin, 2013 Mastered by Walter Coelho
Individual track purchase
Earthloop
Inland
€1.25
Monument
Inland
€1.25
Solstice (Lost)
Inland
€1.25
Solstice
Inland
€1.25
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Digital album
€4.00
full release
COUNTER001 Originally released in April 2013 Blending atmospheric house with heavily laden techno, Ed Davenport's 'Inland' project was first revealed on the Berlin-based Falkplatz label in 2012, with the self-titled 'Inland' EP. Now with the 'Solstice' EP we find ourselves drawn further into the Inland concept - combining dramatic synth-scapes with strong, pacy techno undertones. The title track 'Solstice' acts as a beautiful opener, not only for the EP but for the label in general, with its warmth and strong feeling of movement. We then move swiftly into darker, more urgent zones with 'Solstice (Lost)'. The airy and textural 'Monument' presents a fresh look into Davenport's dubbed, melodic world, spiraling and shimmering in an immersive 4 minute piece. Finally the weighty 'Earthloop' follows in a crisp, powerful and unapologetic club tool. Written & Produced by Ed Davenport in Berlin, 2013 Mastered by Walter Coelho
