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Monster Rally featuring Henry Mancini - "Flight to Capri"

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For his latest single, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and visual artist Monster Rally has created a 1960's tropical spy movie soundtrack based on a Henry Mancini sample. "Flight to Capri" samples the late composer's "Lujon," and it's going to heavily remind you of back in the late 90's when the swinging cool 60's sound was everywhere. Thirty years ago, the hip factor of the 60's was in full force, with rediscovered songs and soundtracks making the rounds, as well as the groovy sound being reworked, especially in electronic music. That's exactly what "Flight to Capri" sounds like. It's a laid back and ultracool sounding electronic track, although something about it sounds much more modern than 1998. The song should come with a warning about possibly falling down a Henry Mancini rabbit hole after listening, however. Monster Rally says of his latest single: “Getting to work with Manicini, especially with ‘Lujon,’ is a dream f...

Monster Rally and TV Girl featuring X-Cetra - "Incredibly Blind"

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For his latest single, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and visual artist Monster Rally teams with TV Girl. "Incredibly Blind" also featured X-Cetra, and the result is this wonderfully chill electronic song that lands somewhere between the big, booming main room at a rave and the chill out room. It's definitely perfect for dancing, but in a more relaxed way. It's like a more energetic and fun version of trip hop, and has the sound of being a mash-up without being one. "Incredibly Blind" has one of the most relaxed/fun vibes of anything we've ever brought you, and we can't wait to hear more from Monster Rally sooner than later. Monster Rally says of his latest single: “This is one of my favorite tracks from the new record and I’m really excited to share it with the world. About a year ago I had sent a rough demo of this track to Brad (Petering) with just some drums, bass and mellotron flute loops. He came back with this idea of having X-Cetera on the ...