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Released between April and June this year, Eli & Fur’s ‘Follow The Dark’ EP has been their first conceptual release since their 2020 debut album, ‘Found In The Wild’.
Both parts of the ‘Follow The Dark’ concept have already accumulated seven million streams across DSPs, as well as an impressive list of support on BBC Radio from Sian Eleri and Danny Howard, Kiss FM, Capital Dance and SiriusXM Chill.
‘Where I Find My Mind’, ‘Temptation’, ‘Last Train’ and ‘Where Do We Go From Here’, are now reworked by Cristoph, Rezident, Maxinne, Velero, Sam Luck, Hugo Cantarra and Eli & Fur themselves. The remix album opens with a piano-infused rework of ‘Last Train’ from producer and Pryda regular Cristoph, then smoothly leads into deep and moody remixes from Rezident and Eli & Fur and a choppy tech-house take from Maxinne on ‘Temptation’, finally ending with some high-energy reworks from Velero, Hugo Cantarra and Sam Lux.
Eli & Fur have been touring all over the world throughout the summer, playing sold-out shows in venues such as New York’s Brooklyn Mirage, Ibiza’s ANTS Ibiza, and London’s E1, and are going to be part of Anjunadeep’s first label showcase at iconic outdoor Colorado venue, Red Rocks, on November 5.
Release date: 22nd August 2023
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How Music Is Made and Enjoyed
Music can be enjoyed in a variety of ways. From singing in the shower, listening to your favorite tunes while you’re working, or going to a concert and dancing, it makes almost any activity more fun. It’s a form of entertainment that has been around since prehistory. Some scholars argue that it may have even started before that, with nine-thousand-year-old bone flutes and recorders found at archeological sites. Others think that the human voice is the oldest instrument, generating both vocal and percussive sounds.
Production
A lot goes into making great music. The first step is writing a song, then arranging it so that it has the right feel. This includes how instruments come in and out, the rhythm, tempo, and chord voicings. It’s also about the structure of the song- whether you want to have a verse and chorus, or if you’re going to break up the track into different sections.
Artists
There are a ton of talented artists out there, from well-established musicians with huge fanbases to newcomers just starting out. Most of them will start by playing small gigs in pubs and other venues, then maybe posting their music online. From there, they may get spotted by a record label or find their audience on their own. It’s then a matter of touring, building up their audience and then returning to the studio to make more music.
Genres
A few of the most popular genres are pop, rock, R&B, and reggae. Reggae is very influenced by Jamaican culture, and it has a relaxed rhythm that’s perfect for relaxing or dancing. Another popular genre is soul, which is a sub-genre of R&B and combines elements of gospel music with jazz and blues. A good example of this would be Otis Redding’s “(Sittin’ On) The Dock Of The Bay.”
