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Low Tape
Lost Heaven EP

Lost Heaven EP
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Artists

Low Tape

Catno

ANCPT006

Formats

1x Vinyl 12" 33 ⅓ RPM EP Stereo

Country

Russia

Release date

Sep 7, 2022

Lost Heaven EP Low Tape Analog Concept - ANCPT006

Analog Concept adds a premium 6th entry to the label catalogue from Russia's electro and acid connoisseur, the always talented Low Tape. Liquid, Seamless, and Lush is the order of the atmosphere in the aptly titled Lost Heaven EP. The title track Lost Heaven is a refreshing audio journey filled with smooth electro rhythms, sparkling acid leads and basslines, and therapeutic pads pushing the groove and cerebral modes to the max. The remix from veteran producer John Beltran is just as fun with his take on the story, including some silky hats and snares, mind nourishing synths, and a confident acid bassline for a good time. The track has a very interesting ending.

Flip over on the B side to continue the fun ride with Cosmic Tides- a spacy and tasty dish of old school Detroit flavor featuring sharp arps of insight, basslines of funk, and dynamic atmospheres seamlessly fusing classy techno and ambient.

The finale of the ep is in fine fashion with the kick-driven electro rhythms and blue water-reflecting sky melodies of Magnetic Resonance- an energetic track with an aquatic vibe, moody personality, and breezy pads- perfect for a Saturday out domain or the Brain.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

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A1

Lost Heaven

5:49

A2

Lost Heaven (John Beltran Remix)

6:31

B1

Cosmic Tides

5:25

B2

Magnetic Resonance Imaging Day

5:06

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