Film scorer, electronic musician, and hip-hop producer, Macrohard has teamed up with a few friends to make one defining album. “Synthetic Aria,” single and The Deluge EP is what he’s following up, releasing the 5 track EP alongside collaborators west1ne and Point Set. Invasion EP gets dynamic and distinctive, embracing a arcing theme highlighting Detroit’s techno scene It’s inescapable sense of metallic-based power is poignant, adding serious mood to the mix that hits the spot.
2 favorites were “Take Off,” and “Bedlam,” both getting weird with dark, techy, and dirty design. “Take Off,” is the most ‘out there’ and experimental of the two, sharing some seriously industrial feels that leave you wondering what will come next. The track gets particularly spooky toward the later half with ghost-like wind samples put on display, adding that extra layer of creativity to the mix. “Bedlam,” brings forth a clear and candid Detroit house influence, tight percussion and computerized operation sounds being one of many fun-factors going on. Macrohard has stitched together something that will stand the test of time. Invasion EP sharing a well-thought out story through the prism of electronic music.
Macrohard has dropped the EP under his own imprint known as MMIK, the first release on this particular label’s roster. The name comes from his very first DJ crew he started 10 years ago, founded in South Korea. Invasion highlights the ideas of war and machine, the overall experience having enriching qualities brought by a well-crafted productions.