Arc
by Echaskech
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With ‘Arc’ London based electronic duo Echaskech create what sounds like music played by machines but with a human heart. There is living and breathing in every note, yet it all sounds fantastical and otherworldly.
“We're fans of the big synth pad lead line, so it was a great pleasure to let one loose in the mid-section of this track - it's bookended by intricate percussive elements, hovering deep bass and a selection of sounds from a couple of our favourite software synths - Loom and Arturia's Buchla Easel V.”
They draw numerous influences ranging across techno, acid, IDM, classical and drum and bass. With three album releases on Just Music alongside various single releases on The Ambient Zone, we are delighted to have them on board with another single from their forthcoming 'Mirrors’ EP.
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