Rising New York producer...
Taxi drivers tend to have a lot of freedom.
Freedom to explore the city's streets, freedom to operate on their own time and the freedom to listen to whatever they want. You don't like it? Get out of the cab.
*Henry Krinkle* previously worked as a taxi driver in New York, exploring the city's labyrinthine streets and complex geography. In his free time, though, Krinkle began tracing out new beats, chasing fresh sounds.
Inspired by what was loosely termed post-dubstep - think James Blake, Mount Kimbie - the New Yorker sluiced this together with classic house.
An odd mixture of complex beats and euphoric, soaring music, the producer matches a glorious, sunshine feel with a nagging melancholy - as if summer's end is in sight, and the party must come to an end.
New single 'Stay' could be a breakthrough moment, with Henry Krinkle gaining plays from some big name DJs. Adesse Versions remix picks up on these house vapour trails, teasing out something built to flood a dancefloor.
All smooth edges and supple samples, you can check it out below.
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Taxi drivers tend to have a lot of freedom.
Freedom to explore the city's streets, freedom to operate on their own time and the freedom to listen to whatever they want. You don't like it? Get out of the cab.
*Henry Krinkle* previously worked as a taxi driver in New York, exploring the city's labyrinthine streets and complex geography. In his free time, though, Krinkle began tracing out new beats, chasing fresh sounds.
Inspired by what was loosely termed post-dubstep - think James Blake, Mount Kimbie - the New Yorker sluiced this together with classic house.
An odd mixture of complex beats and euphoric, soaring music, the producer matches a glorious, sunshine feel with a nagging melancholy - as if summer's end is in sight, and the party must come to an end.
New single 'Stay' could be a breakthrough moment, with Henry Krinkle gaining plays from some big name DJs. Adesse Versions remix picks up on these house vapour trails, teasing out something built to flood a dancefloor.
All smooth edges and supple samples, you can check it out below.
*Buy Clash Magazine*
Get Clash on your mobile, for free: *iPhone* / *Android* Reported by Clash 13 hours ago.