A Haunting Neo-Classical Album Has Dropped On Martin Garrix's STMPD RCRDS: Listen

S. Salter’s new album “Juun” is the label’s first neo-classical document.

We’re keen to wager you have not heard STMPD RCRDS fairly like this earlier than.

Helmed by dance music famous person Martin Garrix, the label is beloved for its explosive, festival-ready sound. Electro and future home bangers have lengthy been STMPD’s calling card, however latest years have seen the imprint experiment with ambient and downtempo music.

That brings us to right now’s launch of Juun, the first-ever neo-classical document launched on STMPD. The spacey album comes from S. Salter, the collaborative moniker of Samuel Ruddick and Jeremia Reichen.

With its lilting strings and contrapuntal textures, Juun is devoid of the electrifying sound that STMPD’s followers are used to. But that does not make it any much less spectacular. In truth, the haunting album could hit house for followers of Garrix, who’s revered for the spellbinding melodies which underpin the preparations of his high-flying songs.

Juun additionally incorporates components of biomusic by interpolating subject recordings. According to STMPD, S. Salter captured sounds from wet Dutch forests and eerie, empty Berlin metro stations at night time.

S. Salter at the moment are set to seem on the upcoming “Piano Day 2023” occasion, which can showcase “some of the most talented and forward-thinking composers and creators in the world” on March twenty ninth. The occasion was created by Leiter Verlag and famend composer Nils Frahm.

You can discover Juun on streaming platforms right here.