Wuthering Heights EP, by Coco Bryce

Wuthering Heights EP

by Coco Bryce

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AVENUE In love with this EP. Somebody bring this fine gentlemen to New Zealand! Favorite track: Twenty One Lies.

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1 x 12", colour printed centre stickers with white reverse board sleeve & white inner paper disco bag.

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1.	D.L.P 05:10	buy track
2.	Velocity of Love 04:02	buy track
3.	Twenty One Lies 05:31	buy track
4.	Wuthering Heights 03:58	buy track

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Lobster mainstay and breakbeat wizard Coco Bryce follows up last year's Deep Into The Jungle EP and a wicked label-artist clothing collaboration with four varying cuts of 160 energy; spanning half-time chops, devastatingly beautiful jungle and lounge-bar breakbeat aesthetics.

Eagle-eared listeners will have listened to these already through the Dutch producers Balamii Radio show, where he has welcomed fellow label regular Amy Dabbs and footwork-jungle flag flyer Sherrelle recently. Through various aliases and musical projects Coco Bryce has always had an infatuation for bass-heavy sound, and the last couple of years have seen him settle quite nicely into one of jungles finest contemporaries alongside the likes of Sully and Tim Reaper.

‘D.L.P’ showcases this wicked ‘n’ rough energy brilliantly; old-school movie samples add a degree of depth and emotion to whiplash breaks and eerie pads before ‘Velocity Of Love’ takes us on a romance-induced trip through arcade-style keys and driving percussive beats. An explosion of love and lust in the club.

‘Twenty One Lies' swaps the club setting for a dimly lit bar in Peckham; jazz influence shines across this energetic yet home-listening ready cut of breaks, before ‘Wuthering Heights’ half-time identity transports us to the roof of the building, peering through the concrete jungle as dark turns to light.

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released December 18, 2021

Production & Arrangement by Coco Bryce
Artwork by Pointless Illustrations
Mastered at TenEightSeven
Pressed with love at Kuroneko