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MH-227 Neotropic - White Rabbits  After a string of successful releases for Ninja Tune's Ntone imprint, Neotropic makes her Mush debut with her finest work to date: White Rabbits. Utilizing collaborative live performances from a number of talented guest musicians on a bed of sparse programming, Neotropic has crafted a release that is a continuation of her migration toward warm, minimal, acoustically grounded compositions. Her blend of environmental audio and rhythms document many moods and transitions. Piano lines and strings drift above fragile drum loops, an unassuming guitar strum slowly develops into a moving body of instruments, and sporadic vocals muse on the difficulty of finding and maintaining love. |
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| Exceptional - XLR8R / This is a shimmering, intoxicating record - Metro.Pop / Showcases an artist at the top of her form, remaking her image on her own terms, and refusing to allow her music to be affected by anything other than the limitations of her own creativity - Pitchfork |
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| Electronic music in the contemporary sense combined with organic instruments and a very cinematic approach to the composition and flow of each piece. By no means close to a country and Western record, yet to me it invoked the sense of wide open spaces, time slowing down and a really weird futuristic cowboy movie. Lovely and kind of creepy at the same time. - Wall of Sound |
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