Descent To The Centre' is the new release from Berlin-based electronic producer and multi-instrumentalist Sub_Modu, aka the brainchild of Italian Romeo Sandri. 'Descent To The Centre' is an autobiographical and existentialist account of oneself, blending the electric/psychedelic spectrum of jazz with house, avant-garde and ambient leanings.

Following on from "Pidgin Synths EP", a releases that entangled a homage to afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti with synth-heavy original material, Sub_Modu has amassed an impressive list of tastemaker support through his unique reinterpations, from the likes of Gilles Peterson (BBC 6Music), Ross Allen (NTS) and Virgil Abloh (Off White). Alongside the release of his debut album is a special edition, double A side single, 7" featuring an exclusive 45 Centre Edit of the iconic "Expensive Shit" paired with a Sub_Modu original "RAM Generation".

Sub_Modu is influenced by an array of music such as 60s/70s electric/psychedelic jazz, productions from the electronic kraut period (Tangerine Dream), Detroit & Chicago House, avant-garde & free jazz, soul, black music, hip-hop, ambient music, Sam Gendel, Jeff Parker, Gill Scott Heron reimagined by Makaya McCraven, the list goes on...

1. Impressions

2. All Around

3. Expensive Shit (Centre Edit)

4. Air Eater

5. I Am Thousands

6. Reconnection

7. Gravity

8. No Anaesthetic

9. Saharan Dream

10. Attempting The Descent

11. Sighting Of The Centre