Versatile French producer, Onra, lets this previously released track, Keep On Loving Me, loose for free download. It was released a few months back on the B-side of the Limited edition Japan Tour 7" vinyl called Edits. The single was originally composed 2 years ago for the standout album, Long Distance, however did not make the cut. Listen and download below!
French-Vietnamese producer, Onra, drops the second single off his upcoming Asian influenced, sequel album, Chinoiseries Pt. 2. The album drops November 15th.
Dramatic new trailer for the highly anticipated part 2 of Onra's Asian influenced album Chinoiseries(French term for Chinese-esque). Filmed in my hometown of Bangkok by Thai director Op Sudasna. Chinoiseries Pt. 2 out November 15th on All City Records!
Parisian funk producer, Onra has a Change Of Heart on this Japanese exclusive cut.
"We mean this without any negative connotations at all: Onra is apparently big in Japan. The French electro-funk producer at least seems to frequent the country more than most of his peers do, and even crafted a two-track 7" of edits (pictured above) exclusively for his next Japanese tour. "Change of Heart" is one of those cuts, and finds the tunesmith working a little more on the dark side of his '80s-inspired production style. Grab that tune here, and make sure to check out the list of Onra's forthcoming performances after the jump. " - VIA XLR8R
The tenth and final LA Series features two very dope producers; Exile and Free The Robots!
" Number 10 of 10 comes from Exile (Plug Research) backed with Free the Robots (Alpha Pup). Exiles side is one track broken into four parts, continuing on from his Radio LP, with a myriad of vocal samples and an ever-changing beat this is a fittingly individualistic piece of music to the end the series with. Flipping over for Santa Ana producer Free the Robots who follows on from his recent “Ctrl Alt Delete” LP with three tracks here – the heavy organ vibes of “Young and Yet Too Old”, the MF Doom-esque sound of “Destroy” and ending the series, appropriately enough, with a shout to percussion on “To the Drum”! " - All City Records
