Heavensouls' breakneck new project headlines this week's recommended new tracks
The Biafra-born, Texas-based artist's hyperactive stylistic shifts and high-speed rhythms feature on Cantu of the Sower, released via NTS Recordings on 7 October.
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A new project from the prolific artist Heavensouls headlines this week's roundup of recommended new tracks, according to the Guardian.
The six songs on the project, titled Cantu of the Sower, are described as blending arcade-style sounds, heavy bass, playful textures and warm brass, built around hyperactive stylistic shifts and breakneck rhythms.
Released via NTS Recordings
The project is set for release via NTS Recordings on 7 October.
Heavensouls, who has roots in Biafra, Nigeria, and is now based in Texas, is noted in the roundup as prolific, with the new release following a string of previous projects.
The roundup lists artists such as Los Thuthanaka, Jpegmafia and DJ Sabrina the Teenage DJ as recommended listening for fans of a similar sound.
Sources
- Add to playlist: the beautiful, breakneck chaos of Heavensouls and the week’s best new tracks — The Guardian — Culture
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