Modu Najeem S - Roses Without Thorns Space

Review by Laurie Simmons

Modu Najeem S. has released his latest album, Roses Without Thorns Space, and it is a unique and captivating experience. The album is a fusion of different genres, including electronic, ambient, and experimental music. The tracks are full of intricate and mesmerizing sounds that take the listener on a journey through space and time.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Starlight Symphony," which features a beautiful melody and a haunting vocal sample. The track builds slowly, adding layers of sound and creating a sense of tension and anticipation. Another highlight is "Cosmic Echoes," which features a driving beat and a hypnotic synth riff that will get stuck in your head for days.

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Artist: Modu Najeem S
Album: Roses Without Thorns Space

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Electronic

Drum n Bass

2011

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Track	Duration	Preview
Roses Without Thorns
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Catalog Numbers

JAZZ002

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Jazzfunk Records

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ouvir online
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About Modu Najeem S

Matthew Batchelor (Modu) is a Bristol and Exeter based Drum & Bass producer and DJ. After working his way through the scene with a string of singles, remixes and EP releases alike on respected labels such as Inside Records, Horizons X, Soul Deep Recordings, Inform Records, Velcro City Records, Subsphere Records, Pristine Records, Jazzfunk, Artist Recordings, Liquid Tones, Scientia and more to come!. When he started at Exeter university back in 2011, Matt quickly started working as a resident DJ at Beats and Bass (which he now sits on the societies committee for), Thick as Thieves and GetMe nights. He has also now been signed onto the Inform Artists DJ booking agency. Modu's music defiantly has a sound of it's own, receiving support from the likes of Kasra, Fourward, LTJ Bukem, Xanadu, Fred V & Grafix, Hosta, BBC radio 1xtra, Incontext, Scenic & Advisory and Scott Allen. Modu is setting the stage for a bigger and better future

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Summary by Laurie Simmons

Roses Without Thorns Space is an impressive and immersive album that showcases Modu Najeem S.'s talent as a composer and producer. The tracks are complex and layered, but also accessible and enjoyable to listen to. If you're a fan of experimental or ambient music, this album is definitely worth checking out.

Comments

dgallimore

This one of those song I come along and find it very Interesting. Kinda like finding an old treasure

raywhiteandrewleach

Still one of my fav songs

ravprataplaw

possibly the most under rated upload to this channel

avela331

Ahh this is such a sick tune

claufehar456

This is a one of a kind song.

michaeldavidoff

The style reminds of the Bachelors of Science. Great Tune!

motionimc

THE GOOD TIMES OF LIQUICITY

onmichellesmindtoday

with the 55k views on this song I highly doubt that :D

nguyenhoa884

sounds more like intelligent then liquid dnb.

lessowsky

fucking sweet bassline

ripzonelsolutions

First Liquicity song I've ever listened too. I was hooked ever since.

misschantha1988

whats ur problem with that oO?

daverbuj

one of the best tunes ever!!!! :D

jbeltran745715d4b09b

good.

krurungaroon

il y a des roses sans épines

dessywahyuningrum

thats just you

hail12thman21

Liquicity, there's times I feel like I might never get "good" producing music for I still am struggling with my sounds, However every time I listen to you, the music suggests never give up, and that's exactly what I wont do.

cacotopian

@maxk880 best youtube comment ever :))
or is it me?

jotace

This song makes me wanna strip naked, burst out of my window, free fall 28 floors, faceplant in the snow, make a snow angel mixed with my own blood, shiver from the໿ cold,໿ get hyperthermia, DIE, go to the pearly gates, say wuzzup to Jesus, do our secret hand shake, look for buddah, find him, have him reincarnate me into a frog, meet a princess, kiss her, turn into a prince, order my subject to bring me a computer, listen to this song again, and cry my self to sleep. Such a bad ass song.

pearsonbandayahoocom

i would know that wet trumpet anywhere...

debbraidic

Laid back, chilled out, bangin' tune.

antchtruyn

Hell, mainstream or not its about the music that Liquicity's pumping out. The reason so many people hate mainstream is because it sucks. Justin Bieber being the worst, but there are many mainstream artists that are amazing. Look at Adele, or even Netsky (if you wanna talk about the DnB scene).

nbazanss

Where is the picture from? I'd love to know the link, Also this is a beautiful and great piece of DnB!

ejk012

@GenoSkill who cares if mainstream or not? just because you put a label like "mainstream" on something it changes nothing about the quality of the music. led zeppelin, pink flyod or the beatles for example where pretty mainstream stuff, but some of the best bands ever...

jamirtiaka230118

@GenoSkill Liquicity has in the past uploaded much HighContrast... and that has been from the beginning.

ufyrylovuh

Pretty neat to see something darker from Modu for once.

negarabungacinta

@hitchhiker974 It may depend on the audience the genre is being served to. With today's society, I personally think that Liquid (DnB and the likes) has little chance to be appreciated by the "already mainstream" audience. I was thinking that these genres are more like "underground mainstream" or something like that. XD

happelstance

@CheeseMachete Agreed. Actually, It could be quite nice if mainstream was more dnb. But one must also agree that becoming mainstream means to sell out in lot of cases. So: If dnb would change the mainstream, it would be great. But genre also changes when it becomes mainstream. Money, fame... addictive stuff. And once in mainstream, its more like "Netsky is so cute! I love him!" than "I love Netsky, because I love his sound." Sorry, but he just fits as an example, with his Bieber kind of look :-D

lisadotlloyd

@GenoSkill Well then you succeeded in trolling. Don't get all defensive now. You can't drop a fart in the room and not expect people to tell you it stinks.