fivefourtwentytwentyone - PART I: eleventwotwentytwenty by Torture the Artist

published on 2019-12-19T21:16:08Z

fivefourtwentytwentyone - PART I: eleventwotwentytwenty fivefourtwentytwentyone PART I: eleventwotwentytwenty Torture the Artist celebrates its 5th anniversary with the release of 'fivefourtwentytwentyone', a compilation compiled and mixed by the webzine-founder himself, Holger Breuer, who gathered together 17 exclusive tracks from artists that either have a record or relationship with the online magazine. 'fivefourtwentytwentyone', a numerical and literal abreviation for '5 for TTA', musically varies between Deep House and Disco, it makes an excursion to melodic and more techno-ish takes, it contains edits of current Indie/ Alternative but also Pop-artists and provides its audience with unreleased material from and of scene-heavyweights. The result is an eclectic mix that delivers several approaches to (electronic) music carefully and skillfully put together in a continuous mix that represents Torture the Artist's philosophy, namely that of offering various (mainly melodical) styles of music to its listeners from renowned as well as talented and uprising artists. 'fivefourtwentytwentyone' is released in four parts containing four tracks while each track is available as a FREE DOWNLOAD exclusively via Torture the Artist' Soundcloud-channel. The download-link for the 17th and last track, is unlocked to those who solve a riddle as each of the previously released parts will provide you with a hint. PART I: 'eleventwotwentytwenty' The first part of Torture the Artist's 5th anniversary compilation 'fivefourtwentytwenty' comes with tracks/ edits from Ditian, Avidus, Imperiéux and Ivory which are summed up under the code 'eleventwotwentytwenty', meaning 11 days until 2020. Ditian's track 'Cluster' convinces due its groovey and lush bass line, which is enriched with a warm and catchy synth-line that is predestined to either kick off or to add musicality to a set. Northern Germany based artist duo Avidus, namely Marc Wolf and Fritz Wagner, reworked on of the biggest tracks of 2019, Billie Eilish's 'Bury A Friend' and deliver a dark approach that is without equal as it takes the original to another level. Almost majestically Avidus' take combines Billie's emo-touch with a house-impact to come up with an edit that basically has it all without showing it off. The third track of 'eleventwotwentytwenty' comes from Milan-based artist and longtime Torture the Artist affiliate Ivory, who contributes a emotional roller coaster with his trademark trancey synth pads provided track called 'Solar'. Again Ivory shows that and why he's on top of the game when it comes to create melodies. Lastly it's Impérieux, who closes the first part, as he took on Ibeyi's tune 'Oya' and turned the original into a continuous darkly twisted mental masterpiece, whose vocals are as catchy as the artist's sound arrangement and selection. Part I: eleventwotwentytwenty - December 20th, 2019 Part II: fourtwotwentytwenty – December 27th, 2019 Part III: threeninteyonefourtwentytwenty – January 3rd, 2020 Part IV: tenninteyonefourtwentytwenty – January 10th, 2020 The Riddle Track – January 10th, 2020 Artist information Avidus: www.facebook.com/avidus.ofc // @avidus_ofc // www.instagram.com/avidus.ofc Ditian: www.facebook.com/ditian.music // @ditian // www.instagram.com/ditian_x Impèrieux: www.facebook.com/imperieuxdj // @imperieux // www.instagram.com/imperieux_ Ivory: www.facebook.com/ivorymakeslove // @ivory_tower // www.instragram.com/ivory_hz Visit & follow Torture the Artist at: www.torturetheartist.net www.facebook.com/torturetheartist www.instagram.com/torture_the_artist www.twitter.com/TorturingArt

Genre: Deep House

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