Making his return to the Elevator Program label this August is flourishing Irish producer, murademura. “Space Cult Magic” sees an evolution of his diverse sound, paying testament to murademura’s dedication to the cause, as he addresses a multitude of textures spread across the four tracks on show here, maintaining a consistent flow of positive energy from start to finish.
For a chunk of the Cork based artists life collecting records was where the fascination laid, but a few years ago this unwavering passion led to him beginning his journey of production. With his second release he presents another reason as to why he should continue pulling in that exact direction. Every minor detail is accounted for as he blurs the lines between dub, house and techno, with a meditative energy pulsating at the heartbeat.
Leading the way is “Satori”, constructed upon a distinct organic energy. Balmy pads shimmer brightly as the stripped back drum patterns develop throughout, deep and hypnotic as it travels. A beautiful trip for the memorable morning moments. Continuing the emotive energy in to the next track, murademura shares some delicate dub delight in “Teknoji”, subtle tones wandering between the crisp drive of the track, like an underwater cruise into the depths of the night.
The title track is a pensive and hazy trip of tranquillity, ethereal textures combining to create an otherworldly depth to the track. Soothing house sounds for the soul in the final track of the EP, “Twilights”, an idyllic drift into the cosiest of environments, cinematic as you find yourself drifting away from reality.
The title track is a pensive and hazy trip of tranquillity, ethereal textures combining to create an otherworldly depth to the track. Soothing house sounds for the soul in the final track of the EP, “Twilights”, an idyllic drift into the cosiest of environments, cinematic as you find yourself drifting away from reality.
A charming summer quest shapeshifting through the motions, urging your senses to run wild, becoming lost in the transcending sounds of murademura, sitting comfortably on the versatile Elevator Program label.