15-Min Flash Mix E51: Halia Prescribes A Potent Voyage Of Chill Sounds Suited For The Afters
Have a sip of the surreal with Halia's selections (Credit: Courtesy of Halia)
Here's a freshly steeped one – now serving Halia for episode 51 of Life In Arpeggio’s 15-Min Flash Mix. We’re personally stoked to have the Revision Music resident on board the decks, always full of surprises with rare oddities, cosmopolitan offerings and confounding curveball picks. She’s been building up a solid presence with past sets at Wild Pearl, Santai and Moonstone, and time will only tell how her radical repertoire evolves from here.
Halia always digs deep in her unusual picks (Credit: Courtesy of Halia)
For the 15-Min Flash Mix, Halia prescribes a dosage of sublime afterparty music, a labyrinth of wonder filled with uncharted routes and meandering detours. It’s tribal and spiritual, loungey and spongy, sunny and sullen all at once without feeling incoherent. Halia explores way-out-there selections that range from downtempo discoveries to psychedelic Cantonese boogie, with some pan flutes sprinkled into this intro for good measure. That’s just the kind of selector she is. So grab a seat. And soak up some Halia.
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