Earlier in the month S O H N announced the release of his debut single ‘The Wheel’, coming on newly minted label Aesop on November 5th, amassing more than 150K plays in little over 3 weeks. Red Lines, one of two b-sides featured on the 12″ draws a line between The Wheel and his more sparse arrangements, orchestral choir-like backing vocals evaporating into a more beat driven and chopped sample outro.
Listen to Red Lines here:
Leaving the lonely night time streets of London for the mountainous landscapes of Austria, multi-instrumentalist and producer S O H N draws his inspiration from the dichotomy that exists between the two. Reacting to Vienna’s legendary immersive electronic scene, S O H N has created a sound that blends his haunting vocal stylings with a backdrop of analogue drum machines and synths, mixing the worlds of old and new together to create a foundation for his tracks. Aside from emphasising the soulfulness of his voice, S O H N’s lyrics play upon the space that exists within language, twining his vocals around the gaps between sentences, and reclaiming the importance of words. Further contrasting the old and the new is S O H N’s artwork, which has been created using the beautiful analogue images of Italian photographer Christian Pitschl.
The Wheel is released on new label Aesop as a limited 12″ and download.
Tracklist:
01. The Wheel
02. The Prestige
03. Red Lines
Pre-order the 12″ – link
Buy The Wheel EP from iTunes – link