- Digital
Hunrosa
Ransome EP
Wah Wah 45s
- Cat No: WAHDIG87
- Release: 2018-04-20
Track List
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1. Hunrosa - Ransome (Radio Edit) [feat. Alice Higgins]
03:42 -
2. Hunrosa - Ransome (Clap! Clap! Remix) [feat. Alice Higgins]
03:14 -
3. Hunrosa - Ransome (VIP) [feat. Alice Higgins]
04:02 -
4. Hunrosa - Ransome (7' Edit) [feat. Alice Higgins]
03:18 -
5. Hunrosa - Ransome (Full Album Version)
05:51 -
6. Hunrosa - Ransome (Full Album Instrumental Version)
05:50
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Sam Vicary A.K.A Hunrosa (meaning “to dream”) is an electronic music producer capturing the wild organic senses of his childhood and anchoring it with a darker 2am undercurrent. Based in Manchester, he is principally a bassist and currently a member of The Cinematic Orchestra, Paper Tiger and The Dominic J Marshall Trio, as well as performing with Manu Delago, Imogen Heap, Matthew Halsall, Anil Sebastian and Stuart Macallum.
His latest offering ‘Ransome’ is a heavily rhythmic journey, full of textured hand percussion and soaring strings, accompanied by the beautifully melodic vocals of Alice Higgins drifting overhead. The Clap Clap remix sees the Black Acre mainstay exploring expansive territories, polyrhythmic hand percussion and textured electronica perfectly intertwine, drenched in dub ambience, heightened by scattered arpeggios and swirling synths. The music is inspired by a coastal upbringing, represented in the music via field recordings, as well as being aided by visual stimulus throughout the writing process.
His latest offering ‘Ransome’ is a heavily rhythmic journey, full of textured hand percussion and soaring strings, accompanied by the beautifully melodic vocals of Alice Higgins drifting overhead. The Clap Clap remix sees the Black Acre mainstay exploring expansive territories, polyrhythmic hand percussion and textured electronica perfectly intertwine, drenched in dub ambience, heightened by scattered arpeggios and swirling synths. The music is inspired by a coastal upbringing, represented in the music via field recordings, as well as being aided by visual stimulus throughout the writing process.