In the afterglow of Three/Three, Tadd Mullinix (Dabrye) unveils debut album under new alias X-Altera Self-titled debut album out June 15 Stream first single “Check Out The Bass”
Tadd Mullinix, who’s best known for the hip-hop he makes as Dabrye and the acid-tinged house and techno under JTC, has added yet another alias to his repertoire, and it might be his most inventive project to date. X-Altera and its debut album, the eponymous X-Altera, were born from a fit of rediscovery. All at once, the Ann Arbor-based producer reconnected with the jungle he produced in the late ’90s as half of Soundmurderer & SK-1, revisited the forgotten B-sides of his drum & bass record collection, and fell back in love with the deep, melodic techno of Detroit and London. “What is this going to be pigeonholed as,” he wonders. “What are people gonna call this? And what DJs are gonna play this stuff?” Pulling from a number of eras, sounds, and locations, X-Altera may raise questions about its origins and aims, but the music makes perfectly clear that Mullinix had a singular vision.
release date:15 June 2018
tracklist
01 Compound Extraprotus
02 Check Out The Bass
03 Pasco Richey Tiger
04 Parallel Rites (Kepler-452b)
05 In My Life
06 Impossible
07 Holotyd Neo-Optika
08 Shoreline (Can’t Understand)
09 Entry
10 Passivity Fields
11 Link Stratum Of Archipelagos
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