Journeyman

U.K. manufacturer Paul Frankland is most beneficial known for his recordings as Woob for the favorite Nottingham-based ambient dub label Em:t Recordings. Frankland can be agreed upon to Ninja Melody subsidiary Ntone as Journeyman, a task that has created a set of full-length recordings up to now. Mama 6, the to begin those, was among Ntone’s initial releases; available just on Compact disc, it highlighted a heady mixture of alternately house-y and downtempo beats, lush consumer electronics, and quixotic examples, and it quickly went of printing. 1997’s Country wide Hijinx benefitted from Ninja Tune’s developing prosperity by finding a much bigger pressing and availability on both vinyl fabric and Compact disc. The record also swapped the rhythmic lope from the debut on many tracks to get a quasi-junglist sensibility, although also the uptempo slashes manage to stay just as relaxed and reposed. [Discover Also: Woob]