Sesiones Mercury lands, with Oscar Mulero and Another Machines. There are three cuts on vinyl and four on digital, all named in Spanish to add more confusion to non-speakers.
El Joven Prisionero opens the EP in a gymnastic mode, solid kicks, an energized raw sequence that sets things up, and a mutating structure. A bullet suitable for post-restricted dance floors when it’s ready.
This work is all one of the intentions in the last trajectory of this artist, with more desire to experiment than to reaffirm his usual formulas. A work that offers us a deep journey full of textures that evoke freedom, like the sea breeze or a deep breath in the middle of nature.
Oscar Mulero and Another Machines consolidate themselves with this work with a more refined sound, but also raised from a creative point of view necessary to avoid falling into drowsiness or boredom, to which the genre tends by inertia. From each note emerges a cluster of harmonic and melodic beauty, where the sounds evolve as we approach the central corpus of the theme, maintaining a constant rhythm, which makes us keep our feet on the ground, while the rest of the sounds free us. and shoot us to the beyond
This work is a rarity that connects this producer with new sounds, but without losing its festive essence, where the differences between musical styles and eras mix and harmonize, with tremendous lightness. Oscar Mulero and Another Machines show us once again, because in dark times, good music is not only made of electronic darkness.