The composer and producer of digital
music known as Studio Tann has released his latest EP record,
“Error$oul.” The extended-play album comprises five original
tracks for an approximate total listening time of 15 minutes. It has
been proudly published independent of support from the corporate
music industry. Groovy, chill as ice and endlessly stylish,
“Error$oul” is the kind of record that keeps digital music
popular with listeners of all genres.
Studio Tann (also sometimes known as DJ
Jonah) cites as main artistic influences J. Dilla, Flying Lotus,
Aphex Twin, Bjork, Madlib, Hudson Mohawke, and Mount Kimbie. Like the
more soul- and jazz-minded DJs of the post-2000 era, such as Japan's
legendary Towa Tei, and popular Los Angeles favorite, Teebs, Studio
Tann uses a smorgasbord of instrumentation to achieve a highly
textured sonic experience that works in virtually any circumstance.
Tann's representative writes of his
signature style, “Studio Tann evokes errors in sound to create
soulful music. Some of the most creative ideas come from mistakes;
they are alternative ways of looking at an idea. 'Error$oul' is about
learning from mistakes. This is the foundation of the Studio Tann
sound. These elements are used to compose beats and melodies in a
forward-thinking style and a laid-back vibe.”
Studio Tann's new EP is best
categorized as glitch hop, or experimental beats, but is commonly
found online as electronica or simply dance music.
The Orange Press says of the record,
“Here's a lovely slice of bottom-heavy, glitchy, dubsteppy biz,
care of Studio Tann, also known as DJ Jonah. I'm loving it.”
Studio Tann has collaborated with such
top-shelf artists as Alphamama, DJ Triptrix, KillaQueenz, Radical
Son, Kween G, Lotek, and Skylounja. His “48 Ways 2 Live” features
prominently on the “Headroom Vol. 1” compilation album, available
online from the Frequency Lab music label.
“Error$oul” from Studio Tann is
available online worldwide. Get in early.
-S. McCauley
Lead Press Release Writer
www.MondoTunes.com
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