Old cinematic references, retro sounds with some instrumentation from around the world, help drive the album along a winding uplifting technicolour road. An ideal album to listen to whilst looking to escape the pressure and stress of 21st Century living.

1. This Film
2. Big Bad World
3. Essaouira
4. Slave to the Trade
5. My Ethereal Lie (Heavenly Mix)
6. City Sleeps 0400
7. The Last Day
8. Splendour
9. Feel Free
10. Retrograze
11. In the Zone

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 09/18/2020
Attic Trax lives in Southampton England

Tagged as: Jazz, Electronica, Instrumental Jazz, Instrumental Electronica, Happy Hour, Lounge

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