Early Reflections, by Neurotoxin

Early Reflections

by Neurotoxin

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1.	Goro 05:57	buy track
2.	Camel feat. Incendiário 07:14	buy track
3.	Totem 05:52	buy track
4.	Exhibit A feat. Incendiário & James Powell 06:42	buy track
5.	Anamnesis feat. Incendiário 05:30	buy track
6.	Galé 05:21	buy track
7.	Mist 04:20	buy track
8.	Untitled 03:49	buy track

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We’re excited to announce #CNVR004! - To better understand the concept of this album, we need to go back in time, maybe 15 years or so when PH42E and JSwift joined forces, crossing and blending multiple music genres and influences on different bands. Following a breakup with a band where they explored jazz, chill, electronic and jungle influences as musicians and producers, they decided to continue with their creative pursuit producing and playing music together.

From the very beginning, their work was all about the mind, the deep, heavily influenced by the autonomic movement, displaying extreme accuracy, maturity and aesthetical sense. As they were getting some attention with their exquisite work, they had the oportunity to do some collabs with fellow friends and companions, such as Y.L.S. (as seen on their first releases on Skalator Music), Incendiário, and also taking James Powell out of his comfort zone as a rock vocalist and bringing him to uncharted territories; During this period they got some of these tunes played on Loxy’s CX Podcasts and Bulb’s Into the Deep, amongst others, providing them a special spotlight not only on the Portuguese scene, but also outside borders, bringing them to major lineup events and well deserved recognition.

Way before expanding and exploring new horizons on production techniques and musical outcomes and becoming what we know them today for, “Early Reflections” is an album compiling some of the early and deep works of Neurotoxin, a time capsule and an ode to the golden days of the Autonomic universe.

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released October 20, 2022

Written & Produced by Gonçalo Silva and Pedro Lopes
Collaboration with Incendiário on “Camel”, “Exhibit A” and “Anamnesis”
Collaborarion with James Powell on “Exhibit A”
Mastering by Hugo Santos
Artwork by Incendiário

P & C Conveyor Audio 2022

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