Alan Castro Desorden Callejero EP

Alan Castro poses the next question and subsequent answer in the Why So Series anthology, weaving his own web of intrigue with "Desorden Callejero". Obviously south-american through his execution of perfectly timed percussion and keepsake melodic intricacies from start to finish, he shines a new light upon our beloved project. "The Present" powers through metalic rhytms and introverted harmonies leading up to more animalistic tendancies that speak volumes of the origins of his upbringing, while "Mr. Chef" keenly takes things miles forward with joyful and uplifting synths that complement the deeply grounded and earthly chasis of the track. Delving a bit into the dark, "Desorden Callejero" pays tribute to legendary sud-americano minimal masterminds like Argenis and Pier Bucci back in their highly experimental phases with swifty vocals and sligthly monophonic intakes that take the place of percussive elements, cleary stating the obvious. And if you're feeling slightly "Confused" by now, don't fear, you're amongst good company. Breaks still rank highly in our catalog with just a bit of the odd elektro latino influence. Don't act so surprised, it's only the beginning. Vinly only, backed by popular demand.