Dichotomy, by Slick Walk (Dj Robert Smith & Merse)

Dichotomy

by Slick Walk (Dj Robert Smith & Merse)

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Cassette + Digital Album
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Includes unlimited streaming of Dichotomy via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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	1.	Dirty Lie 03:54
	2.	Love Cures (feat. Obba Supa) 02:51
	3.	Dichotomy (feat. Paul Randolph) 03:34
	4.	Cat Callin (feat. MC Kaur) 03:01
	5.	Slicker Lover 02:42
	6.	All Star (feat. Blake Worrell) 02:44
	7.	Slick Walk pt.2 02:59
	8.	Loud & Clear (feat. Supastition) 04:12
	9.	Enantiodromia 02:31
	10.	Poison (feat. Little Vic) 03:09
	11.	Rich vs. Poor 02:40
	12.	Fire Sparrow (feat. Mr.Are.Dot) 03:36

about

"We started the Dichotomy project in 2018, not knowing what the following years would have in store for us. But then came: 2 kids, a major stadium tour with a big artist and a pandemic.

Now, finally that all this can comfortably take a back seat, we focused to get it done: our mix tape DICHOTOMY which has been in store for such a long time. Luckily for us it did not lose any allure and so we're proud to present a colorful bunch of musical flowers that venture out in all kinds of directions that had always spoken to us.

The overarching philosophical theme is now more present than it has ever been: the ever expanding gap between two opposites is something that threatens to tear the world apart, but is also just the natural state of being. Separation, dualism is life. When we unite we go back into a hyper-real and transcendent state - which music more often than not is capable of accomplishing and what we are traying to make palpable in all these tracks of this effort.

You can finally hold it in your own hands IRL - in a format that has long been forgotten, but which - in secret - we all still love and adore: the good old tape.

- Ric & Merse in the Spring of 2022"