Say Less Not More feat. Bear Who?

by James Curd

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2.	Say Less Not More Feat. Bear Who? (Stefano Ritteri Remix) 04:34	buy track
3.	Say Less Not More Feat. Bear Who? (Theus Mago Remix) 06:51	buy track
4.	Say Less Not More Feat. Bear Who? (Stefano Ritteri Instrumental) 04:33	buy track
5.	Say Less Not More Feat. Bear Who? (Instrumental) 05:41	buy track

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James Curd is set to release his debut album Taking All This Time on Exploited, rounding up some of his biggest productions to date alongside a clutch of new productions. Featuring a slew of vocalists and collaborators and his distinctive combination of live instrumentation and electronic grooves, its a beautiful collection, and Say Less Not More is one of the feisty new tracks plucked from it.
Say Less Not More sees Curd team up with Chicago DJ, producer and vocalist Bear Who? in fine style, with the vocal message perfectly matching the uncluttered arrangement. A pumping analog bassline jacks the track up as Bear Who?s commanding spoken word vocal sets the tone. Muted chords accentuate the bassline further before the arrangement strips back to bare bones. A gurgling acid line builds the drama as the percussion gently technofies, the 303 rubbing up against the phat bassline in perfect undulating harmony. With plenty of chunky low end energy, a snappy groove and Bear Who? lacing the track with his laconic yet engrossing tones, its a beast of a track.

Stefano Ritteri (Spaciale) gives the track a disco injection with tight, head-snapping beats, oodles of bassline funk and shimmering synth magic, while Theus Mago (Futureboogie) zeroes in on the acid content, gurgling 303s oscillating over stuttering bass throbs and swaggering half-time breakbeat to chilling effect.

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released June 25, 2021

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James Curd Adelaide, Australia

Multi-talented musician James Curd is an artist whose reach extends from the depths of the dancefloor far into the subcultural stratosphere. With releases on the world’s most revered labels, appearances at the most vital clubs, and composer credits for premium TV shows and films, it’s fair to say the Australian-based creator has musical intention coursing through his very being. ... more

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