CZ-5000 Sounds & Sequences Vol. II
Creamed silicon strokes from Japanese synth fondlers Satoshi & Makoto, coaxing melodic chatter from their 1985-vintage CZ-5000 model for Young Marco’s label
Making the most of minimal means, the duo’s 2nd volume of ’CZ-5000 Sounds & Sequences’ is ripened for solitary home listening and autumnal strolls with some of the label’s quietest, humblest gems full of nostalgia for futures past. In 10 parts their silky digital strokes blush and glitter with coy sensuality, gently lighting up your neural pathways with vibrant, Sakamoto-like melodies and, ocassionally, some warbly grooves that recall vintage Rephlexians stripped down to essentials. Check for the lip-smacking arps of ‘Kaas’, the ASMR-tingly pads of ‘Reconstruction’, or the delectable harmonic keen of ‘Updraft’ and you’ll know what they’re all about.
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Creamed silicon strokes from Japanese synth fondlers Satoshi & Makoto, coaxing melodic chatter from their 1985-vintage CZ-5000 model for Young Marco’s label
Making the most of minimal means, the duo’s 2nd volume of ’CZ-5000 Sounds & Sequences’ is ripened for solitary home listening and autumnal strolls with some of the label’s quietest, humblest gems full of nostalgia for futures past. In 10 parts their silky digital strokes blush and glitter with coy sensuality, gently lighting up your neural pathways with vibrant, Sakamoto-like melodies and, ocassionally, some warbly grooves that recall vintage Rephlexians stripped down to essentials. Check for the lip-smacking arps of ‘Kaas’, the ASMR-tingly pads of ‘Reconstruction’, or the delectable harmonic keen of ‘Updraft’ and you’ll know what they’re all about.
Creamed silicon strokes from Japanese synth fondlers Satoshi & Makoto, coaxing melodic chatter from their 1985-vintage CZ-5000 model for Young Marco’s label
Making the most of minimal means, the duo’s 2nd volume of ’CZ-5000 Sounds & Sequences’ is ripened for solitary home listening and autumnal strolls with some of the label’s quietest, humblest gems full of nostalgia for futures past. In 10 parts their silky digital strokes blush and glitter with coy sensuality, gently lighting up your neural pathways with vibrant, Sakamoto-like melodies and, ocassionally, some warbly grooves that recall vintage Rephlexians stripped down to essentials. Check for the lip-smacking arps of ‘Kaas’, the ASMR-tingly pads of ‘Reconstruction’, or the delectable harmonic keen of ‘Updraft’ and you’ll know what they’re all about.
Creamed silicon strokes from Japanese synth fondlers Satoshi & Makoto, coaxing melodic chatter from their 1985-vintage CZ-5000 model for Young Marco’s label
Making the most of minimal means, the duo’s 2nd volume of ’CZ-5000 Sounds & Sequences’ is ripened for solitary home listening and autumnal strolls with some of the label’s quietest, humblest gems full of nostalgia for futures past. In 10 parts their silky digital strokes blush and glitter with coy sensuality, gently lighting up your neural pathways with vibrant, Sakamoto-like melodies and, ocassionally, some warbly grooves that recall vintage Rephlexians stripped down to essentials. Check for the lip-smacking arps of ‘Kaas’, the ASMR-tingly pads of ‘Reconstruction’, or the delectable harmonic keen of ‘Updraft’ and you’ll know what they’re all about.
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Creamed silicon strokes from Japanese synth fondlers Satoshi & Makoto, coaxing melodic chatter from their 1985-vintage CZ-5000 model for Young Marco’s label
Making the most of minimal means, the duo’s 2nd volume of ’CZ-5000 Sounds & Sequences’ is ripened for solitary home listening and autumnal strolls with some of the label’s quietest, humblest gems full of nostalgia for futures past. In 10 parts their silky digital strokes blush and glitter with coy sensuality, gently lighting up your neural pathways with vibrant, Sakamoto-like melodies and, ocassionally, some warbly grooves that recall vintage Rephlexians stripped down to essentials. Check for the lip-smacking arps of ‘Kaas’, the ASMR-tingly pads of ‘Reconstruction’, or the delectable harmonic keen of ‘Updraft’ and you’ll know what they’re all about.