Adventures Of A Cosmonaut: This Is Dance Music Album: Best Party NYC EDM With K3vin Envoy
K3vin Envoy operates in the fringe space between and everything else. Preventing this of a record label's boundaries, Envoy Records label put out a trilogy of Albums recently and built a modest recording distance and put out a trilogy of Albums lately|built a recording space that is modest in his New York house and put out a trilogy of Albums recently}. Without the effect of corporate demand, he felt liberated to explore music. The "EDM" tag that his supporters and the media had assigned him had proven too restricting for Envoy, who's always played since the K3vin Envoy alias as an equalizer between himself and the listener as opposed to a salable object of appetite.
The songs that make up Envoy's latest, self-released attempt, Adventures Of A Cosmonaut, are compact to captivate the ears without concessions into a formula. They are fascinating compositions with touch tones for hooks, and the liberty Envoy found to record and mix as he saw fit permeates the songs' breezy production. Him workflow is most reminiscent like Jeff Phelps, whose only release, Magnetic Eyes, coaxed out forward-thinking stone of soul and boogie music with devices that are unflashy. The liberty work and to move comfortably gave Envoy a way to construct a funny, vaporous record that sits out of those labels that circulate the audio industry, but may settle easily with listeners. K3vin Envoy was not meant to be a job Production wheel, but rather a mood and harbor for listeners. And it is clear that Adventures Of A Cosmonaut comes from an area of near his heart and expertise. Four years after his Albums, Envoy wanted to reflect the conditions of his freedom and make music that could be observed in exactly the manner that he himself could sense it. So Envoy mirrors his listeners, recording the album in the exact same sort of space and way that someone would listen into it, which allows for a tropical experience as the music is constructed for intimate and only listens. Appropriately of this imagined solidarity One sometimes feels when listening to audio alone is an active theme in the tune "Fixing Chaos." Set on a buoyant melody, the track seems more like an ambient belief of the John Hughes aesthetic, swathed in a haze of synths and drowned in surface sound. The strategy is impromptu and skeletal, recorded to an 8-track as opposed to through a procedure that is more curated.
In the Long Run, K3vin Envoy engages the pop structure as an act Without undermining him intentions of a way and subversion of gaining reach. He uses him substance and process to sculpt him individuality after leaving the constraints of music-industry bureaucracy. "Fixing Chaos" is a deeply private element of Adventures Of A Cosmonaut, acting as a cleansing measure for Envoy -- a way of stripping himself down to his heart to find himself in the center of a crowd.
Adventures Of A Cosmonaut by K3vin Envoy is outside and|} available on iTunes.
