The lush promise and spirit of mid ‘90s IDM deeply informs Darling’s ’Tulipa Moves’ for Young Marco’s Safe Trip
The latest in a highly endearing volley of 12”s from the enigmatic Amsterdammer, Tulipa Moves offers a welcome dose of melodic escapism articulated through classic hardware in a manner recalling classic AFX, Plaid, Kettel and loads of stuff that already sounded charmingly nostalgic in the ‘90s with echoes of Japanese electronics, new age ambient and minimalism also bubbling to the surface.
We direct you straight to highlights in the radar ping 808s, angel breath chorales and classic AFXian bassline of Tulipa, as well as the introspective shimmy of Free Hand, and the featherlite spine strokes of The M Song (Feat. Lexi) for the finest feels, and you’ll know exactly what to do next!
Lovely.
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The lush promise and spirit of mid ‘90s IDM deeply informs Darling’s ’Tulipa Moves’ for Young Marco’s Safe Trip
The latest in a highly endearing volley of 12”s from the enigmatic Amsterdammer, Tulipa Moves offers a welcome dose of melodic escapism articulated through classic hardware in a manner recalling classic AFX, Plaid, Kettel and loads of stuff that already sounded charmingly nostalgic in the ‘90s with echoes of Japanese electronics, new age ambient and minimalism also bubbling to the surface.
We direct you straight to highlights in the radar ping 808s, angel breath chorales and classic AFXian bassline of Tulipa, as well as the introspective shimmy of Free Hand, and the featherlite spine strokes of The M Song (Feat. Lexi) for the finest feels, and you’ll know exactly what to do next!
Lovely.
The lush promise and spirit of mid ‘90s IDM deeply informs Darling’s ’Tulipa Moves’ for Young Marco’s Safe Trip
The latest in a highly endearing volley of 12”s from the enigmatic Amsterdammer, Tulipa Moves offers a welcome dose of melodic escapism articulated through classic hardware in a manner recalling classic AFX, Plaid, Kettel and loads of stuff that already sounded charmingly nostalgic in the ‘90s with echoes of Japanese electronics, new age ambient and minimalism also bubbling to the surface.
We direct you straight to highlights in the radar ping 808s, angel breath chorales and classic AFXian bassline of Tulipa, as well as the introspective shimmy of Free Hand, and the featherlite spine strokes of The M Song (Feat. Lexi) for the finest feels, and you’ll know exactly what to do next!
Lovely.
The lush promise and spirit of mid ‘90s IDM deeply informs Darling’s ’Tulipa Moves’ for Young Marco’s Safe Trip
The latest in a highly endearing volley of 12”s from the enigmatic Amsterdammer, Tulipa Moves offers a welcome dose of melodic escapism articulated through classic hardware in a manner recalling classic AFX, Plaid, Kettel and loads of stuff that already sounded charmingly nostalgic in the ‘90s with echoes of Japanese electronics, new age ambient and minimalism also bubbling to the surface.
We direct you straight to highlights in the radar ping 808s, angel breath chorales and classic AFXian bassline of Tulipa, as well as the introspective shimmy of Free Hand, and the featherlite spine strokes of The M Song (Feat. Lexi) for the finest feels, and you’ll know exactly what to do next!
Lovely.
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The lush promise and spirit of mid ‘90s IDM deeply informs Darling’s ’Tulipa Moves’ for Young Marco’s Safe Trip
The latest in a highly endearing volley of 12”s from the enigmatic Amsterdammer, Tulipa Moves offers a welcome dose of melodic escapism articulated through classic hardware in a manner recalling classic AFX, Plaid, Kettel and loads of stuff that already sounded charmingly nostalgic in the ‘90s with echoes of Japanese electronics, new age ambient and minimalism also bubbling to the surface.
We direct you straight to highlights in the radar ping 808s, angel breath chorales and classic AFXian bassline of Tulipa, as well as the introspective shimmy of Free Hand, and the featherlite spine strokes of The M Song (Feat. Lexi) for the finest feels, and you’ll know exactly what to do next!
Lovely.