Categories: New Music

Electronic dance music designer Little Fletch’s “Riddim Rampage” has an unparalleled, almost prima energy that is both thrilling and cathartic

Let me tell you the experiential story of Little Fletch’s “Riddim Rampage,” it is a sonic odyssey that rushes wildly and has got everything you’d desire in a Dubstep masterpiece; talk about the cinematic build-ups and dynamic drops, visceral basslines, both haunting and aggressive to serene and melodic sequences—the physicality of the ferocious bass frequencies creating a tactile listening experience that is deeply satisfying and immersive. Over 8 minutes and 12 seconds long, this project’s cinematic elements make it an experience that is more like a journey, engaging the listener on multiple sensory and emotional levels. In all honesty, who wouldn’t want that?

What Little Fletch has managed to do is offer a truly distinctive listening experience, surrendering a sound that captures both primal intensity and futuristic imagination as he seamlessly blends intensity with intricacy, and aggression with beauty, making “Riddim Rampage” a bona fide standout for anyone who craves a visceral and imaginative sonic experience.

Little Fletch places a huge emphasis on bass, using the wobble bass as a core feature to create a physical, visceral experience with the predatory basslines that can almost be felt as much as they are heard. It feels like they are escaping the speakers and punching a listener right in their soul…such an indescribably beautiful experience if you ask me!

The half-time rhythms, with striking snares, create this lurching, staggering effect that is both hypnotic and unpredictable, contributing to the project’s overall dynamic energy. The equally fierce, distorted synths and cinematic pads give this album a sharp, metallic edge with the occasional glitches and atmospheric textures creating a sense of immersion and storytelling.

And good lord! How I live for those dramatic build-ups and explosive drops. This is very effective because it heightens the anticipation as Little Fletch releases those powerful drops that feel euphoric, cathartic, and outright shocking.

“Riddim Rampage” is a project that allows Little Fletch to push boundaries as he explores new textures and rhythms. This creative freedom is what has enabled him to create something this diverse, haunting, savage, and quite serene and melodic in its various opportune moments.

And so I ask once more, who wouldn’t want to experience this magic? No one, that’s what I thought!

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Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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