Third Life EP

by Dexta

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Catherine M. Fox Slow, deep and absorbing. The eponymous track is exactly how one would hope sliding into a hot bath to end it all would feel, despondent but comforting, grim but relaxing, dark but blessedly so. .... Favorite track: Third Life.

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Limited Edition Cassette
Cassette + Digital Album
This music was made for tape... Top up your Diffrent Music cassette tape collection with 'Third Life' EP from Dexta...

- Radioactive Yellow
- Unique J Cards

No giraffes were harmed during the manufacturing of this tape!

Cat no. DIFFTAPE005

Includes unlimited streaming of Third Life EP via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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1.	Third Life 06:21	buy track
2.	Swan Filter (ft. Illiad) 03:14	buy track
3.	Letting Go 03:36	buy track

about

Dexta comes with his most personal work to date: three Moog-fuelled tracks dubbed the ‘Third
Life’ EP.

Diverting away from his recent hypercharged club disruptors, the Diffrent Music founder instead opts for a more measured, and ultimately more hypnotic, approach.

Opener ‘Third Life’ is the most menacing effort, though in the manner of a relentlessly approaching stormfront. All ominous chords and descending scales, it has the air of a classical organ piece, rewired for the 41st century.

‘Swan Filter’ — produced with Iliad (one half of Conduct) — and ‘Letting Go’ offer some respite,via a sleuthy trip-hop joint and some achingly delicate autonomic, respectively.

Together as the ‘Third Life’ EP, they further showcase how Dexta’s versatility and ear of something out of the ordinary are as present in his studio work as they are when A&R-ing.