GRAFT04 by WORLI

we’re so happy to share with you the new GRAFT04 Ep by Milan dj and proucer Worli 
at his second release on vinyl after an excellent physical format debut via the good Baroque SunBurst rec 

GRAFT04 Ep matches Worli’s devotion to the Uk dance music culture with a specific range of references colliding in Worli’s personal vision of tensions/tempos, merging drama chords, melodies with servo-rhythmic gears and overtaking chromo-engines powering emotional samples of risen music eras

It’s a 4 untitled track Ep release which is paired with its 200x standard black 12" 45 rpm 2 track vinyl disc.

Track B is on vinyl only, tracks C - D are digital exclusives

All BC orders will start to be shipped three weeks after the official release date,
(and you will hear more news about it in the very next days)

The artwork series by sorcerer @pietroagostoni finally reached the “T” letter of the word GRAFT stamped on the covers. This “final chapter” comes with acrylic blue inserts on the labels meeting yellow and green

GRAFT04 is the fifth release closing the Ep series in sync with the artworks by Pietro Agostoni

Far than being a big goal, 5 Ep releases by these 5 music producers on a label + visual artist crafting records this way, has always been the label’s main target

Let’s just say this collection came out like putting lens closer to that “music tree” under whose shadow you’ve grew up. You’d find “music buds” grafted in some specific branches.
Graft label focuses on those lines, fibers, life-cycles linking the buds, scanning inside their specific junction with the very same sick yet livity good old tree. That's how this music got collected. Re-works via collabs and rmxs are part of that process Graft 've put its lens on, until the final pool of tracks we see now. Those remixs 've been made without an "original release" to refer to. To put the rmx made by the artist on the flip side of his own GRAFT Ep sounded like the only option that would make sense

There's still lot to scan, but right under the bark, you’ll always find music fluids getting fed by an hard work made by real life people. Music producers, visual artists, records manufacturers, music distros, record shops, radio stations, squats, clubs, label markets.

Shout out to those who gave part of their life/saves to help/buy the records we made
Out to the digitals gang too

Big ups everyone supporting this project so far:
marijla, big hands, orree, equohm, soreab, worli, pietro agostoni, franco franco, ossia, rwdfwd, since crew, afg records manufacturing, analog cut, sobborghi crew, fanfulla, pescheria, armonika, lester man, tropic disco sound system, bro carl, riki ndooya, space out vintage, fritto fm, and anyone I’m missing

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