Shogun Audio has been a quiet powerhouse in DnB for years, the label that puts out the stuff serious heads geek out over while the mainstream looks elsewhere. Viridity’s “Up To Fate” is squarely in that lineage: technical, deep, and built with obvious care rather than chasing a trend. This sits in the darker, more cerebral end of the genre, where the focus is on detailed drum programming and a low end that hums with quiet menace instead of screaming for attention. It’s headphone music in the best sense, full of small details that only reveal themselves on the third or fourth listen. The bassline has a hypnotic quality that pulls you deeper the longer you stay with it. Viridity clearly cares about craft, and the restraint on display is the kind that takes years to develop. This won’t go viral and it doesn’t want to. It just wants the people who care to find it and lose an afternoon. Count me in.
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Viridity - Up To Fate
1 min. About as long as it takes Chris Martin to find a falsetto.
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