ENERGY (OCTOPHONIC REMIX)

This unique take on Energy takes this track to a different level and meaning.

Originally, an opening track to EXOSPHERE EP, Energy talks about the Universe, and the energy as a whole, with a deeper and wider meaning.
Octophonic takes this track to new heights, adding different layers and presenting the energy as a source of power.

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Brighton (UK) based musician, producer, song writer, radio producer and host. 

My love for music goes beyond my memory, I have always treated music as a necessary background to life. Just like in the movies. This allowed me to expand my love over multiple genres and kinds of music. They say, you can’t say you love all of music. But I really think I do.

Love for electronica, this has always been on the back of my mind. I have recorded, produced and released my first album ‘Not Yet’ in 2018, followed by numerous singles and a second album called ‘Rainland’. I was lucky enough to see the rewards of my hard work in the way of recognitions from BBC Introducing and numerous radio stations and magazines.

Working as a producer and a host of a Supernova radio show meant that I was able to give electronic independent artists a platform to present their ‘bedroom masterpieces’. A dream job.

After reaching over 300k streams over numerous streaming services and more than a few sales, I could not be more grateful for all the love.

Featuring a melting pot of diverse samples, vintage synthesisers, and toe-tapping beats, Octophonic is the solo project of Miles Davies, former knob twiddler for 90s indie stalwarts Formula One, and Brighton-based electronic band Domestic 4.

The debut Octophonic album, Sunday Evening Television: 1970 to 1985, was released in April 2021. Comprising 13 tracks of downtempo electronica, hypnotic breakbeat, and orchestral ambiance, the album provided a showcase for Miles’s electronic music production experience gained over the previous 20 years.

On his new EP ‘The Gnomes Played Piano’, Miles focuses on piano as the main instrument, applying the sound to a varied range of genres including lo-fi, indietronica and instrumental hip-hop.

When not working on new material, Miles applies his Octophonic sound in remixes for a diverse range of artists.

Eight speakers optional.