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Nosaj Thing - Continua (Vinyl)

Nosaj Thing - Continua (Vinyl)

Artist: Nosaj Thing

Music Genre: Electronic

Label
LuckyMe
Cat No
LM078LPC
Released
2023
Pressing
Europe
Styles
Downtempo

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ArtistNosaj Thing
FormatVinyl
LabelLuckyMe
Catalogue no.LM078LPC
GenreElectronic
Released27 January 2023
Barcode5056614700732

Nosaj Thing — Continua
Format: Vinyl • Label: LuckyMe (LM078LPC) • Released: 2023 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Downtempo

Tracklist:
A1. Continua
A2. My Soul or Something
A3. Process
A4. Woodland
A5. Blue Hour
A6. Grasp
B1. We Are (우리는)
B2. Condition
B3. Look Both Ways
B4. All Over
B5. Skyline
B6. Different Life

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

As DJ and producer Nosaj Thing, Los Angeles born and raised Jason W. Chung has been actively releasing music and performing for 15 years, expanding outwards from his first shows in the early 2000s at LA’s DIY venue The Smell, through opening for The xx and The Weeknd, to headlining influential live experiences around the world with visual collaborators including Daito Manabe and Bureau Cool.

Producing tracks for Kendrick Lamar, Kid Cudi, and Chance The Rapper, Nosaj Thing has also remixed a diverse roster of generation-spanning artists including Philip Glass, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Flying Lotus. However, it is across his three EPs and four albums that Nosaj Thing transcends genres and inspirations to push experimental music into an otherworldly, evocative and robust body of work: ‘Views / Octopus’ EP (2006), ‘Drift’ (2009), ‘Home’ (2013), ‘Fated’ (2015), ‘No Reality EP’ (2016), ‘Parallels’ (2017) and ‘No Mind’ (2020).

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