Nigel Mullaney Leeds, UK
Nigel Mullaney has been producing and releasing electronic music since he was aged 11. His skill set has seen him travel the
globe remixing, producing and performing for many top industry artists.
Nigel also works with another popular DeWolfe artist Ian Boddy and releases electronic music on the DiN label, home to top artists such as Node, Markus Reuter, ARC, Robert Rich and Erik Wollo.
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Every listen is a fresh experience. Right from the start you are immersed into a wide sonic landscape. As the album progresses you meet new characters of the modular that reveal themselves in time. A very complete album experience that changes with the setting and season. A sweeping exploration of a modular with wildly organic feel.
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supported by 89 fans who also own “The Final Voyage”
This is a gorgeous album in a classic EM style that is appealing and enjoyable. One of IB's very best.
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supported by 87 fans who also own “The Final Voyage”
Great ambient album Robin full of perfect chill out soundscapes.
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A stunner—dense, richly textured electronic music with songs that crackle like mysterious outer space transmissions.
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Innovative, playful electroacoustic music from two of the London jazz scene's rising stars, Max Luthert and Duncan Eagles.
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Craven Faults return with three songs that clock in at 37 minutes total, with motorik beats and pointillist electronics.
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Smoke & Mirrors (DiNDDL28)
by Ian Boddy & Nigel Mullaney
supported by 85 fans who also own “The Final Voyage”
After having had so much fun with the newly acquired Cursus by Robert Reed, I remembered, that I still had this somewhere in the wishlist - and that DiN label boss Ian Boddy launched a timely restricted NYP campaign for this live collaboration with Nigel Mullaney. The album cover shows their setup for the event: Obviously a lot of equipment and a feast for friends of modular synths.
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