Check it out from localcut.com:

“This is one of the prettier and more sweeping tracks from Main Sequence’s (MacGregor Campbell from Bridgetown Breaks) debut album, Ownership Society (out Feb. 27 on Bridgetown Breaks). Sequence takes the song in multiple directions, from dance floor sweat-factory to DJ Shadow-ish spacey electro-jazz and then back into a darkly atmospheric steel-drum trance. After considering the track’s name, I was reminded of walking up the Belmont strip at night, past the Blue Monk, the bustling bars, the bickering street kids and the hippie drum shop that never seems to close. That movement, intentional or not, is inherent in the track’s foot-speed beat and ever-changing soundscape.

While this track isn’t representative of the album’s overall hectic vibe, it serves as a fitting retreat from that chaos (which is also something worth throwing oneself into).”

Thanks Casey!

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