Pr0files Release ‘Abuse U (Feel It)’ Ahead of Debut LP

by Aaron Vehling (Vehlinggo)@vehlinggoFebruary 11, 2016February 11, 2016

Pr0files (AKA Lauren Pardini and Danny Sternbaum) are a couple weeks away from releasing their stunning Jurassic Technologie LP.

To get us all excited for it, they’ve released “Abuse U (Feel It),” a sizzling, basement-dwelling whisper of dark synthpop that pulsates its bittersweet brand of love all over some kind of ethereal headspace. It’s a cold and bluesy slow-dance for the emotionally-complicated set.

As with Pr0files’ previous work, this cut is crucial listening. So do it. Listen to it. Then wait a couple weeks, when you can buy their record and read the upcoming big Vehlinggo interview with them.

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Keith Richie – I am a professional software developer, but when I'm not writing software, I love to make music! I first became obsessed with electronic music in the early 80’s by being exposed to the fascinating music of John Carpenter, and later Tangerine Dream which are two of my biggest influences. Additional major influences include Carbon Based Lifeforms, Enya, Deep Forest, Kraftwerk, Vangelis, and Christopher Franke. Most of my work reflects those major influences. My style is mostly Ambient, Symphonic Electronica, and Soundtrack In 2006 I released my album The Maestoso Interstellar Suite. This album contains a continuous piece of space music split across 6 movements. In 2008 I released La Famille Du Solénoïde, which is a musical tour through our solar system, inspired by the book The Planets by Dava Sobel. Four years later in 2012 brought the release For the Willow Wept…. For the Willow Wept is a collection of soothing electronic music about those once lost and those found. March of the Inanimate was released in October 2014 which is a homage to the classic horror movie soundtracks produced by John Carpenter and Alan Howarth who co-wrote the music to classics such as Halloween, the Fog, and numerous others Ambient Highways, released in August of 2015, represents what I believe is some of my best music yet. Starting with Neutrino and its particle like sequences that rise and fall throughout the track and then being thrown immediately into a 1940's noir like state with V Feeling (a homage to the classic Greek composer Vangelis), you won't feel as if this album is repetitive at all. The album’s title song Ambient Highways comprises lush pads and a soft melody surrounding the listener in a blanket of symphonic electronica. Additional songs on this release range from a melancholy like feeling to an exuberant state in their overall composition, yet pulls the listener through theses emotions with the albums crescendoing track Keeping the Dream Alive. If you're looking for some ambient-style music that is relaxing and easy to listen to, then check out Ambient Highways. I'm sure there is something to please just about everyone

Keith Richie says:

February 11, 2016 at 4:30 pm

I absolutely love this song!
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