Following on from a sold out live show at St John’s in Hackney earlier in the year, and with the prospect of new material from Jacques Greene and Koreless in the coming months, we welcomed the invitation from Roundhouse to host one of their rare late night sessions in collaboration with two of our favourite labels - LuckyMe and Young Turks.
The St John’s show pushed the boundaries of what could be done in the space and we’re aiming to do the same at Roundhouse.
JACQUES GREENE
One of LuckyMe’s leading lights, Montreal born / NYC based producer Jacques Greene has in just a few years built up an almost cult like status across several continents. Alongside peers Hudson Mohawke and How To Dress Well, Jacques Greene has been at the forefront of a movement blurring the lines between R&B and electronica.
With a new album on the boards in the studio and collaborations with creatives from a broad range of disciplines in the works, the performance at the Roundhouse will be an opportunity for Jacques Greene to show just how far he has come and how much further he is capable of reaching.
KORELESS
As elusive as Koreless has been since his first release on Pictures Music in 2012, there's no denying the influence that his approach to sound design has had on the electronic music landscape. Having stripped away traditional structures, pushing his productions into ever more experimental territory, Koreless represents something more akin to a contemporary Steve Reich or Terry Riley, than the acts he is normally associated with.
His recent Maida Vale session for Benji B took this concept even further, with a string quartet augmenting the performance of songs from his most recent Young Turks release, and we’re sure that the unique acoustics of the Roundhouse will inspire the young producer to deliver something truly breathtaking.
EVIAN CHRIST
Rounding off the bill is another shadowy young producer who in the last 12 months has expanded upon his critically acclaimed early releases via collaborations with both Kanye West and conceptual artist Matthew Barney.
Evian Christ recently finished work on a new record, a taste of which was revealed a few months back in the form of ‘Salt Carousel’. As ever Triangle are playing their cards close to their chest, but with a new live show in the works (which will make it’s UK premiere at Roundhouse) we’re confident that this is going to be another big year for the Wirral-born artist.
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