Roy Green & Protone - Illusion/Tuesday Midnight Blues [BLUS016]

[Jay Rome]

BLUS016 – ROY GREEN & PROTONE

From the same grounds that house the rising Blu Saphir empire, Austrians Roy Green & Protone unleash a deep, techy and rolling duo of numbers – Tuesday Midnight Blues and Illusion. Originally formed in 2010 after a brief meeting at Austria’s Flex Club, the pair has accumulated signings with Fokuz Recordings, Citrus Recordings, Think Deep Recordings, and Textures Music Group. Future releases include collaborations on Fokuz, Citrus, Celsius, Soundtrax, Innerground, and many more.

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A: TUESDAY MIDNIGHT BLUES
B: ILLUSION

RELEASE DATE: MARCH 2012

A. ILLUSION:

Rolling in with a variation of the infamous Shadowboxing break, multi-layered vocals ignite the flow of piano keys while esoteric soundscapes light up the horizon. A mighty crescendo drops Illusion into a pool of modulated, moving bass. As the break comes to pass, each instrument of the track reunites for a second time. Fans of Esoteric, Vampire UK, Darkestral, Influenza Media, Shogun, Exit, and Horizon should definitely give these two a go!

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B. TUESDAY MIDNIGHT BLUES:

Swooned in by lightly modulated atmospheres, the journey begins as pads echo upon a pulsating, melodic ocean. An eerie underlay leads in the brief female vocal, while warmth engulfs the magical number. Squelched bass rushes in past the one- minute mark, while the vocal becomes looped and more drawn out.

Like the winter season, this piece of art is an endlessly evolving series of layers. Right when you believe Tuesday Midnight Blues is at its finest, another instrument gets thrown in. Absolutely brilliant start for Blu Saphir, Roy Green and Protone!

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SUPPORT BY: Bailey, Enei, Marky, Big Bud, Stunna, MsDos, LJHigh, Cohere, Atmospherix, Jay Rome, Andi Sim, and M-Zine.

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Words by Bryan Friedman