Thu, 08 Mar 2012  /  Post a comment
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We can see why Gabriel Ferreira is in top the people attention from the front to the darkness and abstract music.
"Preferences" is a work based on synths of 80´s and rythmic percusion.
Techno tunes, electronic touchs. A flawless job, where youth and experience are a winner pair for an show release.
From "Root " to "Psilocibina" you can enjoy the Gabriel style in his resume. These 10 significative tracks puts an before and an after in the Ferreira´s race.
Combination of several techniques of production. Always open to experimentation and with attention to electronic music evolution, results cover many styles of electronic music, but mainly Gabriel keeps it minimal and techno.
Power is a key word for all tracks but for other way, the mix relentless. With tracks in order, a majestic set. Ideal for parties or to stand in your weekend... Just listen! "Preferences" [album]... With participation and remixes of "Click Box", "MIro Pajic", "Andy Martin", "Madrem" and "Sergey Trotzkopf".

Gabriel Ferreira has been coming strong with his music and has been supported by Magda, Marc Houle, Troy Pierce, Tim Xavier, Click Box, Ewan Pearson, Miro Pajic and other big dj´s for some time now.
In expectations for the coming months comes with more shows, gigs, tracks and remixes. An European tour for ends of 2012 will be waiting to Gabriel for his consagration in underground scene.
In this moment, Gabriel Ferreira puts your music to the wait for more work and he waits for more tours and proyects in minimal-techno scene.

Tracklist
01 Root
02 Cervo
03 Cervo (Trotzkopf Remix)
04 Where no
05 Where no (Click Box Remix)
06 Alma
07 In dark mirror
08 Lights for my head
09 Preferences
10 Preferences (Andy Martin Remix)
11 Muscle
12 Muscle (Madrem Remix)
13 Snarcks
14 Psilocibina
15 Psilocibina (Miro Pajic Remix)

  


Release date: May 4th, Ninefont Music

Mon, 05 Sep 2011  /  Post a comment
Gabriel Ferreira - Sill by itemsandthings


Buenos Aires native Gabriel Ferreira, owner of Ninefont Music, brings a next-level feel of sonic exploration, with a creative style that defies description. His influences (hip hop, new wave, electronic to techno) are felt especially throughout ‘Sill,’ which will undoubtedly set all dancefloors into a new dimension. Tough, meticulous rhythms are masked by a somber background that sounds almost reminiscent of a train plowing past in the distance. A wonderland of percussion and ascending melodies, tilted with off-kilter experimentation, ‘Sill’ is as whimsical as it is precise. Distorted patterns and percussive crescendos build to immense intensity, bringing twisted variations on rhythms and odd lines from all directions.

Wed, 16 Sep 2009  /  Post a comment