-Look Up' is the stunning debut single from an Australian newcomer who goes by the name Litche, giving us a nice little introduction to his chilled atmospheric electronica.
Litche is the solo project of Sam Litchfield, a producer out of Newcastle (Australia) who some may also know for his role as one-half of Aussie/Hawaiian duo Haliia. Over the last few months Sam has been busy working on a number of new productions that aren't quite right for the Haliia sound & style.
The initial idea for -Look Up' came about while Sam was jamming with his Swiss friend Elias back in 2015, who he was introduced to by a mutual friend on a surf trip to Bali last year.
'After discovering we both had a mutual passion for making music, we decided we'd get together and have a go at make something. Not much came out of it at that time except a simple 4-bar loop and a few vocal samples, but then back in April this year I became inspired by an Ethnic sample pack I'd found and started working this with the beats and vocals Elias and I had recorded all those months ago, and it all seemed to work so well" - Litche
Inspired by some of his favourite instrumental artists for their use of organic soundscapes mixed with deep electronic production (like Seekae & Shlohmo), Sam continued working this rediscovered idea with a variety of foreign samples & sounds, as he strived to create a song that could transport its listener to somewhere else, a place where they can reflect on the different cultures we have around the world, and show just how music can bridge the gap between them.
Haunting vocal arrangements drift throughout a chilled atmospheric landscape of smooth tribal percussion, dark echoing synths and pulsing electronic beats.
Stream & Download: https://soundcloud.com/litchemusic/look-up
-Look Up' is available now from iTunes and on Spotify, and for a limited time you can also pick up a free download via Litche's Soundcloud page.
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