Infinite Window

6 years on from his last release under the moniker on Planet Mu Recordings, Kuedo resurfaces on Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder imprint. Jamie Teasdale has had a clear and tangible impact on the sounds of UK bass, including previous work in the duo Vex'd. However, as his career has progressed it’s clear that Kuedo has his mind (and ears) set on other things. “I’m split between thinking about what makes spacey synth driven music production work, what makes rap and UK jungle work, and what makes pop and R&B work,” said Kuedo. One listen to Infinite Window, his latest LP for Brainfeeder, and it's clear that he’s found a balance between them. From blindingly bright synth-pop to polyrhythmic drum breaks, Infinite Window (like so many other releases on the prolific Brainfeeder label) throws a lot of ideas out, but its twisted sense of logic reveals itself over time. Kuedo is clearly casting a large net out of love for all these kinds of music, sort of like a celebration of sound. Suffice to say, you'll hear very few records in 2022 that cite both Frank Ocean and Tangerine Dream as primary influences. Fewer still will sound this sharp.

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