Up Ur Down

Description

Rhythm Press kicks off their first release with four fresh cuts from Irish born producer Niall Prescott aka Rhythms Of Prescott. Following outings on Phonica AM, 20/20 Vision and Cromby's Potency including the recently sold out Run Of Deluxe EP, our protagonist returns to the lab for another helping of homemade Irish rhythms. Four tracks of sample-mangled, late night tackle in tuff hardware tinged house, trippy tech and a visitor to the stranger corners of the record bag. All authentic and raw, keep stored dusty and played loud. A1: "Up Ur Down" is a steppy tech house heater with one foot in golden-era and the other somewhere considerably further out. Bouncy low-end and stuttering snares give way to a hazy atmosphere, gated pads and sequenced fizzle landing the plane. A2: "Movin Thubhin" is a loopy late night roller doing a bit of flexing. Mangled samples and shuffling percussion, evolving super low end business. The track grooves and moves with trippy vocals, lush & hypnotic rhythms: equal parts cerebral and hedonistic. B1: "B-Side O'Brien" is a killer dancefloor wildcard for the bag: meandering between deep, moody house and floor-shaking bass, new details seem to reveal themselves at every pass. Pépé Bradock and Ben UFO raise a difficult child. B2: "El Activate" is a beat-sciency electro cut with loose, head-nodding breaks and deceptively funky bleeps. Was that just...? Yeah no, definitely could have been Luke Vibert though. Written, produced and mixed by Niall Prescott at a transformation station in space. Hook a left, two stops past Jupiter. Dedicated to John Prescott. Keep it stored dusty and used in a great sounding room or sweaty club, whatever tickles your fancy.