This December the ever-impressive Klangkultur Schallplatten marks its seventh release with HRRSN ‘Sam Freakin’ Day’ along with a remix from Marlon Hoffstadt.
Following on from releases on the likes of Noir, Suol and Stil vor Talent Harrison aka HRRSN drops his debut EP for the small and perfectly formed Cologne-based imprint Klangkultur Schallplatten. Utilising his background in Folk, Soul & R&B his original cut is brimming with warm vitality while long-time friend and musical partner-in-crime Marlon Hoffstadt delivers a remix reminiscent of old school Chicago cuts.
For ‘Same Freakin’ Day’ Harrison keeps things cool, calm and collected working soft chords over shifting percussion, the gentle pads and busy atmospherics wash around the stripped back harmonies of the resonating female vox with soothing impact and all in all the Berlin-based producer dishes up smooth slow grooving opener to get things underway.
As the gentleman responsible for HRRSN’s entrance into music of the electronic persuasion back in 2012 Marlon Hoffstadt is invited up for remix duty. Marlon ramps up the pace and manipulates the vox into a somewhat livelier affair that he sublimely works over punchy percussion, slamming piano lines and rippling infectious bass to dish up a raw and robust house cut cultivated for those dynamic dance floors.
HRRSN releases ‘Same Freakin’ Day’ on Klangkultur Schallplatten on 19th December 2014.
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