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Audio Acrobatics, released in 2000, finds Dano at his most playful, working filters, delay and pan like an instrument across three tracks written for long booth sessions. ReSequins'd keeps bubbly stabs in constant motion over a deep, subby rolling bass, glittering without ever losing the pocket. Musicology swings West Coast style on 909 hats and warm Rhodes chords, its spoken title riding delay and sweeping filters. Headlock closes the record as a long, hypnotic, polyrhythmic tool that rewards patience. Originally on vinyl, it's a clear picture of the early Red Melon template: deep, tech, analog-warm and built to mix.
Audio Acrobatics, released in 2000, finds Dano at his most playful, working filters, delay and pan like an instrument across three tracks written for long booth sessions. ReSequins'd keeps bubbly stabs in constant motion over a deep, subby rolling bass, glittering without ever losing the pocket. Musicology swings West Coast style on 909 hats and warm Rhodes chords, its spoken title riding delay and sweeping filters. Headlock closes the record as a long, hypnotic, polyrhythmic tool that rewards patience. Originally on vinyl, it's a clear picture of the early Red Melon template: deep, tech, analog-warm and built to mix.
