Pre-Order the Ultraviolet EP: https://bay6recordings.bandcamp.com/album/ultraviolet

Multi-genre producer Amal Ramesh returns to Bay 6 Recordings with Ultraviolet, the latest EP
from his electronic music project, Liquid Memoirs – A project in which he has received support
from the likes of Rolling Stone India and KEXP Radio. As one half of ambient/experimental duo
Parallel Highway, Amal is no stranger to crafting emotive soundscapes. On Ultraviolet, he imbues
the rhythms of drum & bass with melodious soundscapes, alongside fellow musicians Khromi,
Crystal Alice, and Adam Dodson. It’s headphone music at its best, created to get lost inside.

‘Static’ opens Ultraviolet. Here, Liquid Memoirs and Khromi introduce the track with crystalline
synth notes. They patter gently over smooth bass riffs like fine rain to a window, eventually joined
by a driving percussion arrangement.

Adam Dodson joins Ultraviolet on ‘Antiquity’. The track is built around a silk-smooth guitar riff,
which eventually unfurls into a multi-layered symphony. Underneath the echo-splashed melody is
a thumping drum pattern, each of the moving parts combining to create audio serenity.

Title track ‘Ultraviolet’ takes us into dancefloor territory. Featuring Crystal Alice’s euphonious
vocals in the introduction, lays down soaring sub-bass patterns, brisk drums and distorted oneshots as the track unfolds. The result? a euphoric number made for the rave, without
compromising any of the dreamlike qualities of the EP as a whole.

‘Jaded’ closes out Ultraviolet. It’s a lesson in balancing sounds from Amal: he fuses warm, plucked
guitar chords with glistening synth runs, tranquil piano notes and rapid percussion. Densely
blended and oozing with repose, ‘Jaded’ leaves the listener floating into the clouds.
Ultraviolet will arrive on all digital platforms 8th April.

Pre-Order the Ultraviolet EP: https://bay6recordings.bandcamp.com/album/ultraviolet