Tapes-Summer Jam 10"

The long-awaited new single from Tapes, whose activities have centered on Rezzett since the album "No Broken Hearts on This Factory Floor" (2015), has taken many twists and turns. At a time when the world is in a futuristic dystopia, "Summer Jam", which dares to compose music using major chords, is full of a sense of happiness that is even alien to the times, but it's not a dark vibe at all. ! This can also be seen as a message. It's a song that uses a lot of white chords, which would be confusing to ears used to the twisted and twisted electronic expressions that Rezzett used to do (which is also great), but it's a dark and cold trend that will come twice. You will encounter the power of music that you had forgotten about. Also, although it is melodious and pop, the reason why it is not easy listening is that I have always pursued bass music. This is a lighthearted yet serious work that asks what electronic music has left behind as it has developed into a complex art form. "Salavere", played with a bold delay and mid-80s flavored synth sound, is also an important song that shows Tapes' new development. TRACKS: 1. Summer Jam (8:26) 2. Salavere (7:03)