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Artist Talk | Hi5Ghost
In this Artist Talk we speak to Bristol based Hi5Ghost aka Yuseemi who shares his tricks and tips as a producer and sound artist.
Hi5Ghost is one of the city’s brightest talents. A producer and sound design artist, his releases have garnered him a reputation for producing icy grime 3.0 riddims. In 2014 saw his first 12” release “Duppy Maker” with Trends asserting him as One To Watch. Following a string of releases on fellow Bristol labels Bandulu Records, Sector 7 and Cutcross Recordings run by Sicaria Sound, his productions are a must for any grime fans. With a special mention to the genre defiant “No Sleep” EP on Hotline Recordings featured a hypnotic stripped back techno remix from Peder Mannerfelt, further illustrating the crossover potential.
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