MPH Revs Into a New Chapter With Driving Dance LP, "132.00 FM"

MPH flexes a kaleidoscope of sonic influences that take us by way of his dynamic debut LP.

MPH is cruising full-speed forward into the sundown with a colourful debut LP in tow, 132.00 FM.

With his soulful samples, blissful melodies and revving basslines, MPH had been diligently carving a lane within the U.Ok. storage scene that’s uniquely his personal. Night Bass Records has turn into his residence lately and he is launched a number of EPs, together with 2021’s Spend The Night.

With 132.00 FM, MPH derives power from his prior successes in stringing collectively a cohesive physique of labor that stands to showcase the energizing potential of his wholly singular sound.

The pedal hits the steel instantly with “Doubt,” a monitor that comes with dazzling soundscapes, memorable vocals and bouncing basslines. It’s a monitor with show-stopping potential within the membership—a variable that quickly turns into a recurring theme on this LP.

The driving rhythms proceed on “Ghost,” which mixes in extra rave influences like stabbing chords and dense distortion on the low-end. As the solar as soon as once more peeks again over the panorama with “Sunrise,” MPH focuses on deploying sticky melodies and soothing, lounge-style vocals. His nearer, “R&R” (with Hamdi) incorporates breakbeat-style drums, meditative vocals and the faint heat of waning horns for a becoming send-off.

Overall, with MPH’s debut LP we see the larger image tying the inspirations on this promising producer’s rearview mirror with the sprawling open street that lies forward of him.