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Milezo – "Kid Chants" (Corduroi Remix)

  • December 6, 2011
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That's right, I now present you with yet another super chill track.  Electronic/experimental artist Corduroi has met Milezo's track "Kid Chants" from Where the Rivers Meet the Dark Sea. In my opinion, Corduroi has worked it into more of a piece of art than it already was to begin with. The best word to describe this track: dreamy.

This track is like listening to three in one. The beginning of the track has a different feel than the middle, and the middle has a different feel than the end. It's glorious – and it serves the original song well. The tune also manages to keep the listener engaged (when in the beginning of listening I was worried I'd become bored). The entire track is composed of repetition, but Corduroi has managed to change the vibes throughout by adding layer upon layer of auditory goodness. With a play on trippy vocals, string instruments, and a solid underlying beat, this tune is another one I can get lost in.

[soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/29221964"]

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