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Drexciyan DJ and shadowy Detroit producer Sherard Ingram aka DJ Stingray (Urban Tribe) keeps the faith strong on three aqua-electroid killers for UTTU. Outside a select handful of artists, there's very few producers who even brave this style any more, and it's fair to say that Stingray has made it his own. A-side he unleashes the submerged funk of 'Solitude', percolating hydraulic bass and waves of acidic electro current around an alluring, siren-like vocal sample, all arranged with his remarkable signature fluidity. B-side 'Cryptic' tucks into a more aqua-dynamic 4/4 formation layered with escalating arpeggios and inky black pads while 'Know Your Enemy' pivots off harpooning snares amidst a swirl of range-finding bleeps. Support from Anthony Shakir, Falty DL and David Vunk.
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Drexciyan DJ and shadowy Detroit producer Sherard Ingram aka DJ Stingray (Urban Tribe) keeps the faith strong on three aqua-electroid killers for UTTU. Outside a select handful of artists, there's very few producers who even brave this style any more, and it's fair to say that Stingray has made it his own. A-side he unleashes the submerged funk of 'Solitude', percolating hydraulic bass and waves of acidic electro current around an alluring, siren-like vocal sample, all arranged with his remarkable signature fluidity. B-side 'Cryptic' tucks into a more aqua-dynamic 4/4 formation layered with escalating arpeggios and inky black pads while 'Know Your Enemy' pivots off harpooning snares amidst a swirl of range-finding bleeps. Support from Anthony Shakir, Falty DL and David Vunk.
Drexciyan DJ and shadowy Detroit producer Sherard Ingram aka DJ Stingray (Urban Tribe) keeps the faith strong on three aqua-electroid killers for UTTU. Outside a select handful of artists, there's very few producers who even brave this style any more, and it's fair to say that Stingray has made it his own. A-side he unleashes the submerged funk of 'Solitude', percolating hydraulic bass and waves of acidic electro current around an alluring, siren-like vocal sample, all arranged with his remarkable signature fluidity. B-side 'Cryptic' tucks into a more aqua-dynamic 4/4 formation layered with escalating arpeggios and inky black pads while 'Know Your Enemy' pivots off harpooning snares amidst a swirl of range-finding bleeps. Support from Anthony Shakir, Falty DL and David Vunk.
Drexciyan DJ and shadowy Detroit producer Sherard Ingram aka DJ Stingray (Urban Tribe) keeps the faith strong on three aqua-electroid killers for UTTU. Outside a select handful of artists, there's very few producers who even brave this style any more, and it's fair to say that Stingray has made it his own. A-side he unleashes the submerged funk of 'Solitude', percolating hydraulic bass and waves of acidic electro current around an alluring, siren-like vocal sample, all arranged with his remarkable signature fluidity. B-side 'Cryptic' tucks into a more aqua-dynamic 4/4 formation layered with escalating arpeggios and inky black pads while 'Know Your Enemy' pivots off harpooning snares amidst a swirl of range-finding bleeps. Support from Anthony Shakir, Falty DL and David Vunk.