Plethora by MRDC MRDC : Plethora.
 Eclectic electro-garage with soulful singing.

The idea I had for Plethora was to create a "Plethora of Sound". I wanted to do something much faster, more electronic, more experimental. On the track "Angel" I used singing software mixed with pre recorded vocal samples. "Holly" is my daughter and I kind of ended up finishing the track for her, she was just 2 at the time and the center of my world. Some of the tracks go as fast as 140bpm. Some of the experimental things I played with were morphing sounds from track to track with filters and other things to make the tracks grow and move between real instruments and synthetic. I got carried away and actually had about 5 more tracks I intended to put on it but eventually you just have to say "DONE" and I released 10 tracks as on my first album.
Songs:

1. Plethora
2. Shrine
3. LillDevil
4. FastCars
5. Fly
6. LostCode
7. Move
8. Take
9. Alien
10. Angel

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 4/23/2011
MRDC lives in Pemberton Canada

Tagged as: Electronica, Other, Chillout

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