Hailing from Ireland, Fire Supply produces music that is described as dark, dystopian house, a culmination of influences as varied as Nine Inch Nails, Justice, Depeche Mode, Clint Mansell, Cliff Martinez, Alex Metric, ARTBAT, John Barry and Michael Nyman, as well as his background in film scoring and classical music. Typified by haunting melodies, gritty house rhythms and ambient soundscapes, his music provides a raw and emotive counterpoint to the refined and immaculate aesthetic of contemporary dance music, and would appeal to fans of melodic house and old-school progressive house alike.
Fire Supply’s debut release on SRNDR Records is as enigmatic as the person behind the music and impossible to pin down to a specific sub-genre of electronic dance music. Driven by a buzzing, melodic bassline and bouncy house beats, “Isolation” surprises with a gritty, crunching topline that is more heavy metal than electronic dance music. A release that would appeal to DJs and listeners with a predisposition for the unconventional and who enjoy blurring the lines between genres.
‘Isolation’ is available on all good digital music platforms.
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