To Adelaide EP, by Warren Raww, Arthur Miles & Freddie Norwood

To Adelaide EP

by Warren Raww, Arthur Miles & Freddie Norwood

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12" Vinyl - PIFF001
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PIFF001 "To Adelaide" EP is limited to 500 vinyl copies worldwide.

A1. Warren Raww - 9 On Court 3
A2. Warren Raww - Neighbours
B1. Arthur Miles - Jessica's Place
B2. Freddie Norwood - Parallel To The Sky

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1.	Warren Raww - 9 On Court 3 06:27	buy track
2.	Warren Raww - Neighbours 05:12	buy track
3.	Arthur Miles - Jessica's Place 07:24	buy track
4.	Freddie Norwood - Parallell To The Sky 06:27	buy track

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Still reeling from their sought-after Ross EP on the hugely respected Natural Sciences label, Warren Raww present the To Adelaide EP, the first release on the newly founded, Bristol-based imprint, Piff Records.

The Adelaide duo have produced a 12 that ups the energy of their July EP, whilst still delivering on their own brand of melodic, synth-laden house music. This time flanked by comrades Arthur Miles and Freddie Norwood, they add to the already high volume of talent currently emanating from Australia.

The A1, 9 On Court 3, plays on the more low-end driven aspect of Warren Raww’s production style, with an off-kilter bass line bouncing erratically over the top of the slightly swung, punchy percussion, topped with a spaced-out, saturated synth palet. Fans of Kyle Hall’s From Joy and the deeper end of Lobster Theremin will resonate strongly with Neighbours, a more relaxed, broken number, augmented with small piano runs and sewn together with a contemplative chord progression asking of the listener a more emotional nuance.

On Jessica’s Place, Arthur Miles strips down to lay the foundations for a tasty, warp-drenched number, complementing his gliding pads with a great selection of raw percussion and improvised synth lines, culminating in a combination of soft and rugged. Freddie Norwood rounds off the four-track EP with Parallel To The Sky, a continuation of the stripped back, broken beat approach. He slowly builds musical blocks bringing in more and more melodic hooks before affirming his dreamy canvas with a welcomed bassline that swims around the vocal sample before the final drum rolls bring the EP to a close.

Production & Arrangement by Warren Raww, Arthur Miles & Freddie Norwood.
Mastered at Ten Eight Seven
Design & layout by Studio Collate
Pressed at MPO France.