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Koven
are an eclectic pair and it’s not just their music which has caught the
attention of global tastemakers and members of their audience. It’s
also the live energy which Katie Koven injects into their DJ sets,
whilst bringing her vocal talents into the mix and presenting a package
which boasts the ingenuity of both Katie and Max. After debuting ‘Your
Pain’ on Monstercat, the esteemed label which is being used as a
platform for their sophomore LP ‘Butterfly Effect’, they’re about to
reveal a double-sided single again highlighting the host of new music
they’ve prepared for 2020. If this next package is anything to go by,
it’ll be another climactic year for the duo.
Set
to drop before ‘Butterfly Effect’ at Rampage Festival next year,
Koven’s second single ‘Give You Up’ and ‘Followers’ underscores two more
sides of the repertoire which Max Koven conjures within their studio
space. Alongside Katie’s angelic, yet stadium-geared vocals, Max’s
production levels are clear to hear throughout ‘Give You Up’ and its
flipside ‘Followers’. Whilst ‘Give You Up’ rolls you back into the drum
& bass sphere which Koven are renowned for, especially across the
festival circuit, ‘Followers’ switches the tempo once again, taking you
into the intricate world of Katie’s humanistic tones. Each track is
manufactured for their explosive live presence and they’re two more
slabs of musicality, as well as reasons why fans should be anticipating
‘Butterfly Effect’.
The
word ‘unstoppable’ is often thrown about but when looking at Koven’s
ascent over the past twelve months, as well as the music that’s already
been unleashed from ‘Butterfly Effect’, it's no hyperbole when used to
describe Koven. This is going to continue into 2020 and ‘Give You Up’
and ‘Followers’ are just two more testaments to their success.
Swedish ski progenitor Henrik Harlaut is an X Games vet with 11 medals
across Ski Big Air, Ski Slopestyle and Real Ski. But it’s also just the
beginning of Henrik Harlaut’s obsession with skiing. From innovative
tricks to stylish additions in urban filming, Henrik Harlaut is the new
breed of X Games athlete, able to adapt to any terrain while also
injecting personality into media experiences and video parts. In a word,
he’s the full package with any undying passion for skiing and
expression. Did we mention his enthusiasm?
February 2019, Nazaré: the musician and electro-music producer Romain de
la Haye-Serafini aka “Molécule” (Ed Banger Records) set himself a new
artistic challenge: to create music that emphasises the power of the
legendary surf spot Nazaré by sourcing sound directly from the natural
phenomenon.
Under the guidance of filmmaker Vincent Kardasik, the LK RTEL team and
the world’s big wave surfing elite including Quiksilver team rider
Othmane Choufani, Molecule literally submerged himself in the ocean and
the in big wave surf culture, learning the codes from those who take on
extraordinary swells, building a bridge and uniting two universes, with
one common denominator: adventure.
Molecule EP and the 26-minute documentary Sounds Of Surfing will be
released on January 17th, 2020.
Stay tuned.
The relationship between Mob Tactics and Ram has stretched throughout
the years, with the duo becoming regulars amongst the label’s index.
They now make another appearance on the label, after the release of
their ‘Ram Rave’ exclusive and the success of their breaks-heavy single
‘LDN Bass’. Although this time, it’s for a four-track EP, their biggest
body of work to date on ram and one which solidifies their connection
with the imprint.From the chaotic, footwork inspired sounds of
‘Thumper’, through to the steppy note rhythms of ‘Clipped’, there’s a
taste to fit every palette. With its futuristic samples, ‘Eject’ follows
whilst ‘Bulldozer’ focuses on its fluctuating, bass-heavy impact. Mob
Tactics now sit firmly within the Ram moniker and their ‘Eject’ EP
signifies exactly why.
