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Ashley Morgan delves deep on "Seaweeds And Algaes"

  • October 8, 2019
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Formerly known as LTGL and releasing quirky, yet heavily produced dance beats on SoundCloud, Ashley Morgan is ready to reintroduce himself. 

A Belgian based artist making left-field R&B on "Seaweeds And Algaes." For the first time Morgan sings on his music. Meanwhile Morgan appears to have switched from solely deft electronics in LTGL to woozy guitar and intricately woven lo-fi beats. As the song progresses, the build-up is joined by xylophone and synths chiming delightfully into choruses. Taken from the forthcoming 5 track EP Letgoletgoletgo which will be released later this year "Seaweeds And Algaes" is a very moreish first offering. The song satisfies our ears like a tasty snack. There's not many artists that can count Giles Peterson, Lefto, Gaslamp Killer, Joe Kay, Ta-Ku, Daedalus, Flume, as supporters. We're very much looking forward to the drop of Letgoletgoletgo, which will also see Morgan rapping for the first time over beautifully unorthodox rhythms. This is definitely an artist to watch.

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