Rip Rowan, Rhythm/Pleasure - 52m 1s

Tracks & Durations

1. Five miles	5:31
2. Curiosity	3:59
3. Blame	3:52
4. Midnight in damascus	2:16
5. Your fur hat	2:54
6. Going up featuring daniel hines	3:14
7. Universal recursion	5:37
8. Elementality	5:45
9. Opium	4:40
10. Repercussions	2:38
11. Gmf featuring dave de shazzo	3:29
12. Malignment	3:51
13. Western pleasure	4:06

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Review

Rhythm/Pleasure, the debut release from Rip Rowan, is a continuous-play groove-jazz adventure. Influenced by the lounge-lizard sounds of the Supreme Beings of Leisure and the grooves of DJ Mark Farina, Rhythm/Pleasure presents a crushed-velvet atmosphere riding aloft 2 a.m. martini beats. The sound continuously transforms itself from jazz, to electronica, to trip-hop, and finally ends in an orchestral world-beat symphony. Hard to define, immediately recognizable, Rhythm/Pleasure is cooler than "lite jazz", more seductive than electronica, and too imaginitive to pass by unnoticed.

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