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Hudson Mohawke's Evolution: Satin Panthers EP Shines
3 Oct
Summary
- Glasgow producer Hudson Mohawke's new EP, Satin Panthers, shows significant improvement.
- The EP expertly blends diverse genres like Chicago juke and UK funky.
- Satin Panthers EP is praised for its complex sound and impressive musicianship.
Glasgow producer Hudson Mohawke, also known as Ross Birchard, has released his Satin Panthers EP, marking a significant artistic evolution since his 2009 debut, Butter. The new EP demonstrates a marked improvement in his musical production, with critics noting its complex, layered sound.
Mohawke expertly integrates a wide array of genre influences, from the repetitive beats of Chicago juke to the melodic textures of Bristol's 'purple' scene and the rhythmic drive of UK funky. While the EP's 17-minute runtime may feel brief, tracks like "Thunder Bay" and "Octan" offer substantial musical depth.
Recent attention from figures like Just Blaze and Chris Brown highlights Mohawke's growing popularity beyond niche electronic music circles. The Satin Panthers EP is a testament to his refined craft, offering a compelling listen that leaves fans anticipating future work.
