Pelican City

Atlanta’s Brian Burton is Pelican Town. He documented his debut, The Chilling Impact, while still students at Emory School and released the somewhat more significant Rhode Island a year or two later. Playing, making, and documenting everything himself, Burton’s Pelican Town focuses on expansive, brooding instrumentals. Located in a hip-hop construction, the music pieces a moody, introspective build before branching out to explore a variety of designs and styles. Both Pelican Town albums, released separately by Burton, includes a desire for soundtrack and Burton’s music provides a lot of that meditative experience. The Chilling Impact was ostensibly a soundtrack and Rhode Isle opens using a cover of Alan Parker’s “Icefields.” In other areas, Pelican City examples and remixes liberally, splicing evocative, imagistic melodies jointly and wedding ceremony them to completely clean bass lines and is better than.