Sholto – The Sirens ata records and locked-in rhythm section interplay

and locked-in rhythm section interplay that feels right at home between Herbie Hancock’s Thrust and the spacier side of Weather Report

Go Kurosawa

Inteira (“whole”) blends the intimacy of Brazilian songwriting with the moody textures of trip-hop

Pressed on 180g heavyweight vinyl with eye-catching artwork by Bradley Pinkerton

Sholto – The Sirens ata records and locked-in rhythm section interplayThe Sirens is Sholtos most vivid and emotionally charged album yet, a record that moves between beauty and unease with a steady, cinematic touch. Inspired by ancient myths and real life turbulence, it sits right in that space between temptation and restraint, where every track feels like a small world of its own. Sholto leans into denser, more shadowed textures this time: strings, harp, jazz drums, and soft electronics folding into each other in slow