This is the blurb from the label Disappear:-
Here’s the second edition of Suddi Raval’s Slo-Mo Acid project. He keeps the beats low and funky but goes deeper and darker than Part One - think Tron on acid, or an imaginary video game version of Drive.
Slo-Mo Acid Part Two is released on 303 day (3rd March to non acid house humans).
Suddi is best know as the man behind 90s hit Hardcore Uproar by Together.
He says - I make Acid, House and Electro music because at a very early age it consumed my life and as I became obsessed weird basslines and melodies started to form in my head.
The story behind the EP is - Chris Coco and Steve Machin run an event called The Chill Out Tent. They were asked by promoters Labyrinth to curate a tent as the 'seconds space' at a big Sacha & Digweed gig in the grounds of a stately home. So it had to be chill but not too chill. Steve and Suddi are old friends so he asked him about the possibility of slowing down his usual banging live acid set so it would work in a tent in the afternoon. The result was gloriously groovy and well received by curious punters who wanted to hear what ’the Hardcore Uproar guy’ was doing now.
After that Chris asked Suddi to record some of his tracks for a possible release on Disappear. There were supposed to be four, that turned into eight, so here is EP number two of two.
Slo-Mo Acid Part Two is released on 303 day (3rd March to non acid house humans).
Suddi is best know as the man behind 90s hit Hardcore Uproar by Together.
He says - I make Acid, House and Electro music because at a very early age it consumed my life and as I became obsessed weird basslines and melodies started to form in my head.
The story behind the EP is - Chris Coco and Steve Machin run an event called The Chill Out Tent. They were asked by promoters Labyrinth to curate a tent as the 'seconds space' at a big Sacha & Digweed gig in the grounds of a stately home. So it had to be chill but not too chill. Steve and Suddi are old friends so he asked him about the possibility of slowing down his usual banging live acid set so it would work in a tent in the afternoon. The result was gloriously groovy and well received by curious punters who wanted to hear what ’the Hardcore Uproar guy’ was doing now.
After that Chris asked Suddi to record some of his tracks for a possible release on Disappear. There were supposed to be four, that turned into eight, so here is EP number two of two.
credits
released March 3, 2026
All tracks written, performed live and recorded by Suddi Raval
Artwork by Studio Imeus
All tracks written, performed live and recorded by Suddi Raval
Artwork by Studio Imeus