Conoley Ospovat

Some believe music developed as a way to bring early humans together into a close-knit community, and
this collection of songs is a perfect example of that theory at work. Pure, uplifting vocals from Lindsey
Flowers, an Oklahoman Ospovat met Tokyo. Killer sax blown in Portland, Oregon by Noah Bernstein, an
exceptionally talented friend of Ospovat's brother. A driving remix by Pablo Bolivar in Barcelona. A
mesmerizing remix by Canadian label partner Craig Oldring (c_olvrin). And the words of German DJ/
producer/performer David Moufang, who speaks with conviction in ‘Movin’ to the D’ – “…music has a lot to
do with communication … working with other people is really essential.”

A1: Darkness to the Light - a long hypnotic cruiser; a blissful trip built around the crafty editing of Lindsey
Flowers' pure, uplifting vocal drifting over a rolling groove.

A2: Darkness to the Light (Pablo Bolivar baseline mix) - A deep, driving take on the original that puts the
emphasis on the bass and lets the vocal provide the accents.

B1: Movin' to the D - A rich, warm deep house tune inspired by one of Ospovat's favorite producers.
Featuring a dynamic sax solo by the talented Noah Bernstein.

B2: Darkness to the Light (c_olvrin mix) - A mesmerizing, abstract version of the original. Sonic
manipulation, broken beats, and undertones of IDM.