Ozone by William Jacobs

ok so picture me age 16. ok actually stop doing that it's quite weird.

but imagine that i've just come off releasing a very relaxed piano/orchestral album and then realised that actually I don't really want to do that anymore. what i'd actually quite like to do is start making ELECTRONIC! music. and so i buy a synthesiser and some drum machines and start getting very very carried away making atmospheres and space noises and video game noises and recording and chopping up people noises. this is the sound of a guy just absolutely diving into electronica and trying everything at once (which is also why this seems to be a really difficult release to describe genre wise).

subtlety? absolutely none. ambition? ever-present, here in spades, possibly too much. reverb? definitely too much.

the original release of this EP ended with Stasis, but i actually composed an outro track at the time that i decided against releasing. in hindsight that outro track kinda fits! and it's not like i was going to use it for anything else so here you go it has an outro now.

a passion for drum machines and self-indulgence

electronic music shouldn't have to limit you to electronic sounds! does that make sense?

songs about uncertainty, with an emphasis on intricacy and melody and rhythm and atmosphere. details!!!

the best songs are the ones in which you notice new little bits every time you listen.

(instrumental electronic artist based in york and lincs, UK)

williamjacobsmusic.com