DoubtingThomas delivers a masterful blend of deep and techy vibes with his latest EP ‘Clockwork’ on Canadian record label Suleiman.
Hailing from France, DoubtingThomas is no stranger to the electronic music scene, with a repertoire of tracks and remixes on esteemed labels such as Constant Sound and Little Helpers, in addition to running his imprint, The Promises. His international acclaim as both a producer and DJ is well-deserved, as showcased in this immersive release.
‘Stop for a Minute‘ sets the tone with its infectious shuffling percussion and bassline that reverberates with subterranean depth. The track evolves with dubby chords and swelling synths, creating an atmosphere rich with dramatic tension reminiscent of an impending storm. DoubtingThomas’s ability to craft dynamic soundscapes is on full display here, drawing listeners deeper into his sonic world.
‘Clockwork‘ continues the journey with its mesmerizing arpeggio line and intricate percussion, punctuated by bursts of abrupt textures that add layers of intrigue. The track effortlessly blends techy elements with a tranquil melody, offering a sonic experience that is both captivating and hypnotic.
Finally, ‘Syncopation 1992’ rounds out the EP with gliding pads, crisp percussion, and haunting vocal textures that exude soulful undertones. With delicate piano chords adding a touch of jazz influence, this track showcases DoubtingThomas’s versatility and mastery of the deep house genre.
Overall, DoubtingThomas’s release on Suleiman is a testament to his artistry and a must-listen for fans of deep, immersive electronic music.
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