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Jonas Rathsman teams up with Joseph Ashworth on "Esme"

  • June 30, 2017
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A fresh-cut premiered by EARMILK today invites you into the deep and mysterious music of ELEMENTS, the newly formed label by Jonas Rathsman. Hear "Esme" from Jonas and Joseph Ashworth above.

Jonas Rathsman launched his brand new imprint in May with a three track EP from himself titled Within Borders. ELEMENTS' second release X Series: Vol 1 is out today, the first in a series dedicated to supporting upcoming talent. Two-tracker Vol 1 opens with "Esme", where London native Joseph Ashworth joins the Swede. Right off the bat, "Esme" marches on with an almost tribal beat, kicked up a notch when a silvery synth line is incorporated. 

ELEMENTS launches a new platform for Jonas Rathsman who hit the ground running with his first released productions on French Express in 2013.

Both artists featured on X Series: Vol 1 join Jonas during a four-part event series in London this July.

Connect with Jonas Rathsman: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

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