T.Power

• Take 'em On (T Power Remix) [feat. Zoe Theodorou]715

Most T.Power fans describe his past works as "progressive" or "experimental". Fair enough. Those are the best adjectives for describing a style of music that doesn't quite fit into "button-down" labels or categories. By no means has this been an intentional digression from "mainstream" or "popular" music on the part of T.Power, but rather a candid and somewhat naive curiosity for exploring the boundaries of music and unlocking caged frequencies. When asked to describe the underlying intention behind the recent creation of Adastra Recordings, T.Power replies, "It's about being grounded in what T.Power was originally about. It's about going back…but with new nomenclature, new mathematical expressions for music and understanding what's possible with sound and harmonic theory…and taking the timing and pitch off the grid. It's about orchestrating waveforms so that they're emotionally all encompassing. It's about workflow and music production based on judgment rather than luck. Most importantly though, Adastra Recordings is about separating art from product." Fundamentally, the creation of Adastra Recordings is proof that T.Power is coming home, except this time he has a new set of maste

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• The ElementalAdastra Recordings2024-10-04
• LiberationAdastra Recordings2024-09-06
• Mr. RoyalAdastra Recordings2024-07-26
• Positive PolarityAdastra Recordings2024-07-06
• InterstateAdastra Recordings2024-05-17
• Mutant JazzJungle Cakes2018-06-15
• Resignation LetterAdastra Recordings2017-07-01
• Mutant Jazz (Rollers Instinct Remix)Adastra Recordings2017-04-20

• Botchit & Scarper3 releases2002
• London Music Stream/Because Music1 release2002
• Emotif Recordings1 release2014
• Jungle Cakes1 release2018

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