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Tokyo-based producer Ryota OPP, who has released on prestigious labels such as R&S and Meda Fury, launches his own label and releases a 12-inch! Sophisticated deep house that evokes a tribal to futuristic feel!
Tokyo's Ryota OPP has launched his own label, Encrypt Nude, and announced his first release. Having previously released on labels such as Meda Fury / R&S and Le Temps Perdu, he now opens up even further new horizons.
Drawing on his experience as a buyer and curator at the second-hand record store "Coconuts Disk Ekoda," he develops productions incorporating influences from non-dance music such as Santana, Jaco Pastorius, and Herbie Hancock. He has forged a unique style of deep house that fuses elements of jazz, minimal, ambient, world, and psychedelic music.
On Side A, "Palace" presents deep house woven from ambient and electric sounds. It is a track where ethnic oriental percussion intertwines with cosmic Detroit sounds. On Side B, centered around chord progressions inspired by Terry Riley and Jaco Pastorius, a magical and psychedelic sound unfolds. You can experience a deep house world that evokes the raw, mechanical soul of Motor City.
This vinyl is a gem of a record that promises a journey across music and genres.
A1. Palace
B1. African Singers
Tokyo's Ryota OPP, who has released for Meda Fury / R&S, Le Temps Perdu, is going to start his own label Encrypt Nude and release his own sounds. He has a long experience as a buyer and curator of the 2nd hand record shop "Coconuts Disk Ekoda" in Tokyo. From this experience, he represents the influences that come from his favourite non-dance music such as Santana, Jaco Pastorius, Herbie Hancock, and managed to implement the mood of jazz, minimal, experimental, ambient, world, psychedelic feeling into his deep house music productions, and his DJ style. 'Palace' on the A takes us to an ambient/electric deep house place, utilising ethnic oriental percussive sounds in combination with cosmic Detroit flavours On the B-side, a magical, psychedelic sound with chord progressions influenced by Terry Riley or the minimal moments of Jaco Pastorius forms into a deep house progression, equally influenced by the raw machine soul of the motor city.
