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Light Curve EP

by Cedie Janson

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Light Curve 05:48
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Algebra 04:34
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Inorganics 04:20
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Calcite 06:28
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In The Light 05:17
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Video for 'In The Light' via FACT Magazine - youtu.be/xfAs_IXJuNw

“Retains the melodic sensibility of Naked Maja but takes things into trickier, sometimes grittier territory”
– FACT Magazine
“Relentlessly creative”, “A heavily percussive, but lightly melodic piece, it's an hypnotic soundtrack to a summer daydream.”
– Thump/Vice
“Light Curve is a subtly powerful rolling mass of excellence!”
– The Ransom Note
“A glitchy electronic wash of crystalline shards of sound cascading down on a reverberating percussive beat murmur, Janson's vocals floating like vapour in and out of the frenetic waves. As always, impressive stuff”
– Sonic Masala
“A combination of styles that transcend their origins in an impressively unusual dancefloor display.”
– 4ZZZ

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released May 8, 2015

Written, performed and mixed by Cedie Janson
Mastered by Al Carlson

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