Style: Techno
Isma Serrano “Automatic Behaviour” (Antiritmo Netlabel)
Melodic Movers | "Automatic Behaviour" is one of these cosy and melodic electronic music albums. It operates inbetween the genres techno, trance and elektro and melts everything in a classic way together. On the one side you feel warm synthesizer grooves and trip on those fine appregiators and on the other side you listen to those classy drummachines and the fabulous 909 and 808 kicks.
Isma Serrano - "She Is Electric" (MP3)
Isma Serrano- "Everything Is Alright" (MP3)
Isma Serrano- "Mi Eleccion" (MP3)
I like this album because it remains somehow calm, friendly and chilly. Nothing really spectacular hides between the patterns, no freaky sound experiments scrape your your. All but solid grooves and reflections of the past when techno still had this trancy flavor. When techno was more than minimal, when techno was still pure sound, when techno was friendly.
Just listen to a track like "She Is Electric". Have a seat on the rolling 808-elektro-rhythm and smile happy about those synthesizer sweeps. Than proceed and taste some of the sweet acid bleeps in "Processing". Yeah, right, that's classic DubTechno.
"Automatic Behaviour" is a true and solid album.
MP3 Techno Elektro Trance Music Download
Download: Isma Serrano "Automatic Behaviour" (ZIP-Archive)
Artist-Website: Isma Serrano
Release: Isma Serrano "Automatic Behaviour"
Netlabel: Antiritmo Netlabel
About the Author
This article was written on 27.October 2009 by mo..
mo. is a music-lover. The journalist and author from Cologne/Germany enjoys supporting the global netlabel-phenomena. For years he has explored the netlabel underground and has written numerous articles on the free music culture. He is the main-editor behind Phlow. Read more articles written by mo..
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'"Automatic Behaviour" is a true and solid album.' nails it. It conveys emotions through solid composing and great production skills. I was very impressed to find such an album for free.
29. Nov 2009 at 10:42 am
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