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Reef Project's "Hydro Dynamic" released and reviewed on Progressivehouse.com


""Hydro Dynamic" by Thee-O's ambient alter ego, Reef Project, is now available. The album has getting a lot great feedback and reviews. It was recently reviewd on Progressivehouse.com and awaiting reviews from other sites. "Hydro Dynamic" is now available at Beatport, iTunes, Amazon and other retailers.


Progressivehouse.com Review:

New York based System Recordings and LA’s intrepid DJ Thee-O, in the guise of Reef Project, team up to bring us ”Hydrodynamic,” a cool chillout and downtempo album with an oceanic theme and a cinematic vibe.

The undersea journey begins with a soothing melodic, beatless intro, followed by the muted clicky rhythms and dreamy atmosphere of Tide Pools, a type of tune one might hear in contemporary film and game soundtracks. Already we’re offered a glimpse into the diverse soundscape cruise we're about to embark on. Spotted Drum brings in heavier percussive elements, but keeps things on a low-key edge. Some subtle hand drums, static laden synths, and circuit bent type action keep things moving along.

Peacock Flounder is a pretty dope downtempo breaks cut, featuring some bright arpeggios and haunting little melodies. Damsel is a really cool tune, perhaps in the vein of Sneaker Pimps, with an infectious bass groove and the excellent filtered vocals provided by Erin Powers. Cero is another neat downtempo breakbeat tune with some relaxing melodies and futuristic synthy pads. Later things get flowing a little quicker as Reef Song brings in a speed breaks tempo and beat. There a respectable variety and pacing to the album. ”Hydrodynamic,” a good way to take step back from the pounding bass drums and fast paced lifestyle, and just chill.