Roland unravel Neel's forthcoming release

As this Novem­ber draws to a close Neel will release on the Berlin-based and deeply con­cep­tu­al record label One Instru­ment. The label, ran by Grand Riv­er, releas­es com­po­si­tions cre­at­ed by artists who have accept­ed the chal­lenge to pro­duce a sound exper­i­ment with the restric­tion of using only one instru­ment and adher­ing to spe­cif­ic guidelines.

Neel pro­duced two tracks for the release using a dif­fer­ent piece of stu­dio gear for each. Side A fea­tures ​“Aria” a 22-minute explo­ration through the pow­er of the E340 Cloud Gen­er­a­tor of Syn­the­sis Tech­nol­o­gy. The flip side, how­ev­er, was craft­ed using the bou­tique ver­sion of one of Neel​’s all-time favourite synths and a true clas­sic in the Roland SH-101.

It did­n’t take long for Roland to hear the news about Neel​’s track titled ​“The Morn­ing After” which pays homage to one of their most famous cre­ations spark­ing an inter­view to unrav­el the whole process. Fol­low the link, here, where you will find Neel talk about his inspi­ra­tions for the track, how he uses the SH-01A, his love for hard­ware instru­ments and much more!