Plant Food, by Plant Food

Plant Food

by Plant Food

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"I try to make each track feel like it's exploring some weirdo alien space..."

Next up in our mixtape series we're proud to release enigmatic producer Plant Food's new project 'organisms'.

Here's what he had to say about the wonderfully weird tape.

"There were a lot of ups and downs during the process of getting this tape together. I spent months working on specific tracks planning an official EP release but kept hitting walls, and more importantly being unsatisfied with the results of the music.

"The beats on ‘organisms’ came around much more naturally, while I was playing around with new techniques and trying new things. I try to make each track feel like it's exploring some weirdo alien space, so I felt like the experimentation with the production really added layers to that concept for me.

"I originally wanted to work in the film industry so I try to bring some cinematic influence to my music, something that grabbed my attention after hearing Flying Lotus talking about his records. Textures, sound design, stereo imaging, unusual percussion and futuristic sample/synth treatment have all been key points of development for the sound I've been chasing, and I think ‘organisms’ is the closest I’ve come to actually nailing it down."

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released May 9, 2017

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