Resonant Frequencies, by Roland Bassline

Resonant Frequencies

by Roland Bassline

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Mazi Namvar Both tracks are pure acid madness. I can't decide which one I like most but tend to listen to Jam a bit more cause of the funky drums. Favorite track: Jam For Chicago.

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	1.	Jam For Chicago 07:13 video		buy track
	2.	Ode De Cologne 14:48		buy track

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Leigh Williamson is a free spirit (and a bit of a madman) when it come to creating music. He runs solo projects as Roland Bassline and King Cosmic and has created memorable house records as one-half of Cosmic Groove Transmission. Leigh has been in the game since 1997 and penned a diverse group of releases on labels like Brique Rouge, Odori, Low Pressings, Drenched, and Gourmet Recordings. You can’t box Leigh into a single style or sub-genre. He can go wide and long sonically, usually swayed by the muse inside the machines he manipulates to create sonic tapestries.

Both of the cuts on Resonant Frequencies were live jams, first performed as Facebook Live streams. Leigh recorded the sessions into Ableton Live, cleaned them up a bit and sent us mixed versions of his performances. We love both of these tracks!

Jam for Chicago and Ode De Cologne are unapologetic acid beasts. His names for each track checks the geographic influences he was feeling while improvising. These cuts aren’t just for any DJ; these are acid house soundscapes for those daring enough to play music that doesn’t fit a mold. These are wild recordings with hues and tones that will stand out.

Are you feeling dangerous?

Reviewed by The Club Map and 5Mag Chicago. Premiere on Como Las Grecas. DJ and radio support from Nemone (BBC), Orde Meikle, Jerry Bouthier, Ocean Lam (Hong Kong), Orlando B, David Duriez, Mirco Violi, I-Robots, Moskalus, Chris Udoh, Don Rimini, Jaye Ward, Iain Mac, affkt, DJ T, George P, Posivision (Tokyo), Alinka, Demi, M.B. de Vries (Amsterdam), Vandelay Radio, Mauro Copeta, Modernphase, Demarkus Lewis, The Panic Room.

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released August 5, 2022

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made-of = {Analog, Digital, House, Techno, Acid, Funk, CEM, SEM, SSM}

creations-on = {Brique Rouge, Fresh Meat, Hot Milk, Ultra, Sujet Musique, Elevation Recordings, Odori, Drenched, Low Pressings, Underground Soul Tribe, Gourmet Recordings, DiY discs, Phono Graffiti, Audiotonic, Snuff Trax, Loudeast Records, Big Chief, Odori, 8 Tracks, Disport } ... more

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