*OCOTILLO GIVEAWAY*
We're giving away 5 copies of the hand painted Ocotillo (+ ambient version!!) vinyl to anyone that pre-orders my album
Cascade before the 13th of Sept!! More details in the LINK IN BIO
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My new album “Cascade” is out on the 13th of September!! Pre-order now via link in bio. Also… “Key103” is OUT NOW!!
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Birth4000 is out now everywhere; link in bio to listen. I had a few TPs spare so I’ve left them around London. Big thanks to everyone who picked up TPs yesterday!
Alive Painting by Akiko Nakayama.
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Weird patch became less weird.. but it bangs so let’s get it out.. ‘Birth4000’ out October 17.
floatingpoints.lnk.to/birth4000YY
Alive Painting: Akiko Nakayama akiko.co.jp/
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A 12” vinyl ep of my releases this year is available now for preorder including this new piece ‘Someone Close’ for Rhodes Chroma which was used in a recent Caroline Denervaud exhibition in Paris. floatingpoints.lnk.to/someoneYY
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Promises: Through Congress, a film by Trevor Tweeten, is a collaboration between Julie Mehretu and Sam Shepherd, featuring Mehretu’s Painting Congress (2003) and Promises - the new album by Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders & London Symphony Orchestra.
Premieres April 24 in partnership with The Broad and Whitney Museum of American Art.
RSVP at listentopromises.com
#ListenToPromises
watch video on watch page
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Hi folks, Today we get to share this album with you. A piece that means a lot to me, and I hope you find something in it too.
#ListenToPromises
watch video on watch page
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Floating Points – aka Sam Shepherd – has so many guises it’s certainly not easy to pin him down. There’s the composer whose 2015 debut album Elaenia was met with rave reviews – including Pitchfork’s Best New Music and Resident Advisor’s Album of the Year – and took him from dancefloors to festival stages worldwide. The curator, whose records have brought soulful new sounds into the club and, on his esteemed imprint Melodies International, reinstated old ones. The classicist, the disco guy that makes machine music, the digger always searching for untapped gems to rerelease.
Floating Points’ first album in four years, Crush, twists whatever you think you know about him on its head once again. It’s the producer at his most “unhinged,” he says, a tempestuous blast of electronic experimentalism whose title alludes to the pressure-cooker of the current environment we find ourselves in. It’s the sound of the many sides of Floating Points finally fusing together.