1: Sea, Interior (2:34) 2: Annabi (4:31) 3: The Coast (2:09) 4: Afternoon At Barenquell (4:50) 5: Yves (Exclusive LNT Edit) (3:37) 6: Scott (1:26) 7: Sometimes I Feel So Alone (1:39) 8: Here Lies Love (1:35) 9: Chala (My Soul Is On A Loop) (2:44) 10: Back To Pangea Part II (Jazzapella Version) (4:41) 11: How You Say (Daniel Avery Remix) (4:12) 12: Lowdown (4:04) 13: The Power Of Suggestion (3:32) 14: Kola (3:11) 15: This Bliss (2:51) 16: Goma (A-Mix) (3:59) 17: The Lacemaker (2:41) 18: Dawn (2:23) 19: Ferdinand Magellan (2:50) 20: Ultrasound (4:25)
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Description:
"Late Night Tales" on CD by Barry Can't Swim is a carefully curated journey through late-night soundscapes, blending forward-thinking electronic music, jazz-inflected grooves and warm, downtempo textures. Known for his rich, melodic productions and organic instrumentation, Barry Can't Swim presents a mix that feels both intimate and expansive - the perfect soundtrack for after-hours listening, relaxed gatherings or focused work sessions. Subtle rhythmic shifts, deep bass lines and soulful harmonies create a continuous flow that invites you to sink in from the very first track to the last. The CD format emphasizes a coherent, album-like experience, making this release ideal for listeners who appreciate a carefully built mood rather than a collection of disconnected songs.
Barry Can't Swim has emerged as one of the most exciting young voices in contemporary electronic music, drawing attention with his hybrid of club sensibility and musicality rooted in jazz and live instrumentation. His productions often stand out for their emotional depth and their ability to work both on dancefloors and in home-listening contexts. Supported by tastemakers and specialist radio, he has quickly built a loyal following in the international electronic scene, with his distinctive sound regularly featured in DJ sets and playlists that focus on innovative, yet accessible music.
The manufacturer late night tales is synonymous with high-quality compilation and mix projects that explore the art of storytelling through sound. Over the years, the Late Night Tales series has established itself as a trusted curator of late-night music, inviting respected artists and DJs to compile personal selections that reflect their influences, taste and musical journeys. Releases from late night tales are known for their audiophile attention to detail, thoughtful sequencing and lovingly crafted packaging. With "Late Night Tales" by Barry Can't Swim, the label once again delivers a release that balances discovery - introducing lesser-known gems - with timeless tracks, resulting in a CD that rewards repeated, attentive listening and will stand as a highlight in any collection of modern, mood-driven compilations.