Quantic’s “Paintings & Journeys” is a very small but highly significant example of the creativity employed by the man otherwise known as Will Holland.
Dig this severely Funky joint:
Among Quantic’s albums, there’s a wide selection of indisputable Bboy smashes, from the realms of electronic, folk, Latin, and Soul music. With a whole lot of diversity in the direction and a slew of Ill featured friends, it’s never a bad day when Quantic is playing.
In case you don’t already know about Quantic, check this out from Quantic’s website:
Quantic, aka Will Holland is a British born Musician, Producer & DJ making Soul, Electronic & Latin Music saturated in the tropical soundwaves of the Carribean. Currently working from his Sonido del Valle studio base in the highlands of Bogota, Colombia, Holland has developed a sound that bridges heritage and progression, marrying spontaneous musicianship with deep, exciting tonality.
Holland is currently at work on his fourth Quantic record, which will be his fifteenth studio album to date. The album is to feature influences from Ethiopian Jazz to Haitian Compas, Salsa Dura from his Colombian homestead to Detroit techno, with electric sub bass and beat programming, All part of Quantic’s trademark sound. Holland records and mixes from his own Sonido del Valle studio where he utilises a range of vintage studio equipment, working as part sound engineer, musician and producer to procure a rich and original sound.
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