Ya Bosmang, by Freak Seven

Ya Bosmang

by Freak Seven

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Printed cassette which is wrapped in foil with sticker to front. Comes with A5 printed insert which have been hand printed in a variety of colours, posted out in a manilla card mailer. Only 50 copies available.

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1.	This Ain't Hip Hop 04:27	info	buy track
2.	Freak Seven/4 04:13	info	buy track
3.	Ya Bosmang 05:22	info	buy track
4.	Local Control 06:49	info	buy track
5.	This Hurting In Me 04:41	info	buy track
6.	Red Noise 03:27	info	buy track
7.	Ese 04:13	info	buy track
8.	Sixteen Tunings 06:40	info	buy track
9.	Static 03:55	info	buy track
10.	Drop It 05:00	info	buy track

about

Northern Life Records are proud, and a little dizzy with excitement, to present Freak Seven’s debut long player ‘Ya Bosmang’.

After taking a hiatus for ten years, Freak Seven recorded and mixed this album in Manchester during 2019-2020. The album is a ten tracker running at a little over fifty minutes with its musical roots treading dark dubby waters, Manchester warehouses and Detroit Electronica

The album starts with ‘This Ain’t Hip Hop’ a mid tempo electro groove with a choppy sequenced dissonant synth bassline, TR808 drums and a string line at the end which is a head nod to New Religion and Al Nafyysh.

Ya Bosmang is the title track that starts off with a chin stroking chord progression and then steers into more visceral Beltalowda territory.

This Hurting In Me features the vocals of the wonderfully talented Victoria Unthank (no not those Unthanks but maybe a distant cousin?). A dark dragging bassline with minimal drums and a haunting vocal.

The album closes with ‘Drop It’ a tune that would fit quite easily in West London or a UR party somewhere in Detroit.

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released October 1, 2021

All tracks written and produced by Naveed Akhtar

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Freak Seven Manchester, UK

Freak Seven is the yin alter ego of Manchester based producer Naveed Akhtar who also writes under the yang of Sasso.
Freak Seven was born when one of his friends, Dan Keeling, asked him to do an EP for his newly formed New Religion label. Another EP followed and also an EP of remixes. This was followed by releases for Rush Hour and 20/20 Vision and remixes for the Zenker Brother’s Ilian Tape. ... more

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