![Edmondson](/images/artist/79528_310x206_338010/Edmondson.png)
3 februari 2014
Functie | 2 × DJ |
Geslacht | man |
Herkomst | Verenigd Koninkrijk 🇬🇧 |
Genres | house, techno |
edmondsonmusic@gmail.com | |
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Biografie
Edmondson first came onto the radar of Electro Magnetic Fields [EMF] – a record label comprised of Indigo and Synkro, the duo behind Mindset – two years ago after sending them an untitled track that later became known as 'Peckham'. The label aims to 'fuse deep sub bass with technical rhythms and really clean percussion,' a mix which Edmondson's sound fits the bill. The pair behind EMF were spurred on to work with Edmondson and quickly got talking about a release.
In one of his recent tracks 'Til It's Gone,' that he describes is 'like a grey Sunday in England,' he softly infuses his deep bass sounds with an ambient undertone, elements which often appear in his tracks. His approach is 'to try and give them their own texture and personality rather than just making a dancefloor track'.
Edmondson released his four-track debut EP titled 'EMF:003' on September 27th 2013 through Electro Magnetic Fields. Influenced by the likes of 'Akkord, Troy Gunner, Djrum, Pedestrian, Lapalux, Gerry Read', artists which he believes 'consistently put out interesting music which has longevity and side-stepped the obvious'.
Hypercolour house his latest offering 'Chestnut Ave
In one of his recent tracks 'Til It's Gone,' that he describes is 'like a grey Sunday in England,' he softly infuses his deep bass sounds with an ambient undertone, elements which often appear in his tracks. His approach is 'to try and give them their own texture and personality rather than just making a dancefloor track'.
Edmondson released his four-track debut EP titled 'EMF:003' on September 27th 2013 through Electro Magnetic Fields. Influenced by the likes of 'Akkord, Troy Gunner, Djrum, Pedestrian, Lapalux, Gerry Read', artists which he believes 'consistently put out interesting music which has longevity and side-stepped the obvious'.
Hypercolour house his latest offering 'Chestnut Ave