mōshonsensu :: A Tribal Realm (Self Released)

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A Tribal Realm is a captivating visual-audio trip that offers a hypnotic and ethereal auditory experience.

Even though January is over, four months after its initial release, mōshonsensu’s A Tribal Realm—which includes the 33-minute opus “Ambient Tribal Rain”—remains as vivid as ever, with flowing ambient electronic music contrasted with downtempo components and field recordings. This is a surreal deep dive experience. Foraging for found sounds and harmonies that blend tribal chants, drifting wildlife voices, and subdued echoes, mōshonsensu (aka Daryl Robinson) collates a mesmerizing sonic brew that feels both highly textured and utterly transparent.

A collage of fragmented drums and subtle rhythms can be found in different sections during this auditory journey, while unearthly ambience resonates with low-fi releases by artists such as Poppy H, Grand Loge, Future Sound of London, Illuha, and Legion of Green Men. Yet mōshonsensu’s sound is wholly unique in and of itself, making it difficult to really compare. His use of organic samples and swirling beatwork blend into one massive atmospheric assemblage. A Tribal Realm is a captivating visual-audio trip that offers a hypnotic and ethereal auditory experience.

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