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The Click EP

by Easy Dada

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  • Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

    Debut EP by Melbourne producer Easy Dada.

    Easy Dada is an electro-kid who wears casio watches. Beneath the lo-fi mix of classic and analogue sounds, dark fun pumps. Tripping somewhere between the light fantastic and theatrical melancholy, deeper layers reveal with each listen. Washed with waves of moog synth, fresh clicks and thoughtful pantomime it's best listened to with short pants and retro kicks. The mood is edgy. Electro. Old school. New Wavedu bstep dubpo p popda yada ya ya dub di dada dadada da ya da da. . . . .

    Includes unlimited streaming of The Click EP via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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1.
Slaughterhouse-Five 05:36
2.
In Watermelon Sugar 02:45
3.
Hard-Boiled Wonderland... 02:52
4.
Trout Fishing in America 02:32
5.
The Secret History 02:44
6.
Another Roadside Attraction 03:01
7.
So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish 01:27

about

dark SP1200 beats with Moog textures and waves of heavily layered/effected vocals.
Late night driving music.
Think Stott/Clams Casino/RZA

credits

released August 5, 2013

All music by Easy Dada.
Mastered by Byron Scullin at Deluxe Mastering, Melbourne.
Cut by LUPO at Calyx Mastering, Berlin.
Artwork by Alias Blake

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