Rival Self, by Rival Self

Rival Self

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Veitchy Exactly what the description above says. Meticulously detailed & immersive. A real treat.

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" Hailing from the south coast of England, producer, DJ, turntable musician, cassette looper and artist, RIVAL SELF has been well known within hip hop circles since the mid 90s.

20th of October sees the highly anticipated release of his self titled debut LP — a meticulously detailed field trip through an immersive soundscape that encapsulates the spirit of early Shadow for the art loving crate digger.

Heavily influenced by his love of psychedelia and the spirit of jazz, he has crafted a deeply personal sonic documentation of change.

“Take a peek into the weird & wonderful mind of a ‘60s-obsessed, introverted turntablist who has accidentally created his own sub-genre of instrumental hip hop.”

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1.	Manifest 04:46	buy track
2.	To Dream 04:01	buy track
3.	No Worries 03:16	buy track
4.	Petrichor 03:19	buy track
5.	Mycelium 04:18	buy track
6.	X 03:23	buy track
7.	April '18 03:59	buy track
8.	The Way 04:02	buy track
9.	Pendulum 04:34	buy track
10.	Phenomenology 05:15	buy track

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"Hailing from the south coast of England, producer, DJ, turntable musician, cassette looper and artist, RIVAL SELF has been well known within hip hop circles since the mid 90s.

20th of October sees the highly anticipated release of his self titled debut LP — a meticulously detailed field trip through an immersive soundscape that encapsulates the spirit of early Shadow for the art loving crate digger.

Heavily influenced by his love of psychedelia and the spirit of jazz, he has crafted a deeply personal sonic documentation of change.

“Take a peek into the weird & wonderful mind of a ‘60s-obsessed, introverted turntablist who has accidentally created his own sub-genre of instrumental hip hop.”

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released October 20, 2023

All tracks Produced and performed Rival Self
Mastered by Ken Long
2023 Soundweight Records

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