Christopher Port continues to impress with a brooding new single, Baby It's Not My Will

Christopher Port continues to impress with a brooding new single, Baby It's Not My Will

The Melbourne producer's new EP Everything in Quotes “Dark” is out through Future Classic and Pieater on October 20.

Last month came the news that rising Melbourne producer Christopher Port had signed a new collaborative deal with two of Australia's most forward-thinking music labels, Future Classic and Pieater, for his forthcoming new EP Everything in Quotes “Dark”. With its leading single Nobody Chose You taking on a soft, UK garage-influenced sound, Everything in Quotes "Dark" seems to be heading in a direction that explores the darker side of electronica, something which continues with the EP's second single Baby It's Not My WillBaby It's Not My Will sees Christopher Port shake things up a touch, distancing himself from his Bonobo-esque charm for a brooding affair that oozes with a really thick and weighty synth, crackling vocal samples and a subdued percussion line. Port's mild 2-step influence is still there, but on Baby It's Not My Will it has been stripped right back to only a slight shading, with the intricately-pieced together, more ambient-leaning tones dominating instead. Listen to the track below, and pre-order Everything in Quotes "Dark" HERE ready for its release come October 20.

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