LA MARR / Mood Programs / Music From Memory 0 ▲ Ban Ban Ton Ton 2 hours ago · Music · hide · 0 comments Ron Trent refuses to sit still. His musical output is continually changing, shifting, seeking fresh directions. From his classic, Chicago jack beginnings – the major electronic landmark that is “Altered States” – to the stripped back future soul of Prescription – the imprint Trent ran with Chez Damier. From the emotive, warm, melodic, journeys of his New York-styled deep house, to his recent, fusion-flavoured releases – inspired, in part, by Brazilian maestros, Azimuth, and Michael Mann’s `80s TV show, the original “Miami Vice” – and now his latest project, LA MARR. This new endeavour announces itself with a 2-track 12, care of Music From Memory. Both are extended, 10 to 12 minute pieces, whose vibe is cinematic, dark and nocturnal. Each gradually evolving, taking its time to draw the listener in. “Good Magic” opens with organ shimmer and bleeping signals. Moving to the rhythm of slow, marching collisions. Seashell-like percussion washing the cosmic composition, which on the surface… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.