Japanese producer Noah has unveiled her new five-track EP/tape, MOOD.
The tape is a subtle release. The textures are thick, smoggy and reminiscent of Glass Animals' opium den-meets-The Island Of Dr. Moreau style; however, Noah's efforts are considerably more ambient, preferring to tentacle into your ears with fragile wisps. Atmospheres are the name of the game here, and even on "Ascension", featuring 'vaporwave' rapper Siddiq, the proceedings are extra chilled.
The 27-year-old is also an artist and composer, and in 2013 released a split EP with Californian producer and Kitty compadre, SELA.
Noah's debut record Siviutie is out in June via Tokyo-based label flau.
Stream MOOD below.
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