Circuits, by Harry Griffiths

Circuits

by Harry Griffiths

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1.	Leafy Chute 03:24	buy track
2.	Fort U Were Sound 04:13	buy track
3.	Crater 04:44	buy track
4.	300 04:04	buy track

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Deep Heads are very proud to present an incredible EP entitled ‘Circuits’ by Harry Griffiths.

Born and raised in Swansea, the rising talent of Harry Griffiths has been bubbling on the underground for a little while now. He’s had releases music with Flow Theory and was featured on the last Deep Heads compilation, Cosmic Vibrations. His track ‘You Don’t Need to Be Exact’ was one of the stand out tracks and is a brilliant little production. Definitely worth a listen if you haven’t checked it out already.

Harry finds inspiration from the likes Geode, Henry Wu, Fat Freddy’s Drop, nowun, Max Graef, Kaidi tatham & Glue70.

The EP here starts off with ‘Leafy Chute’, where you’ll hear Harry’s talent on full beam.
All parts are composed by Mr. Griffiths and performed with some serious swagger.
An interpretation of Jazz music in 2019 that holds an array of many different influences, translated and written with unique character.

‘Fort U Were Sound’ hears Harry step up the BPM to 140.
Wait for the 2nd drop on this one, when you’ll hear him bring in an electric guitar with some mystical effects.
Float away on a bed of delays and clouds of wonder.

Then for the last 2 tracks, ‘Crater’ & ‘300’ comes back down in terms of BPM, but continue a theme of deep, laid back beats with solid grooves and catchy top lines Harry Griffiths creates so well.

It’s low key and dreamy as you would expect from a Deep Heads release, but certainly has Harry’s individuality pulsing through its core.
It’s improvisational music at heart, with warmth, freedom and that little touch of magic that surrounds its aura.

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released March 1, 2019

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