Prayer: The ‘Monday Is Okay’ Mix

Black Acre has become a stable home for the musical output of the producer who travels under the name of PRAYER. The producer has established himself as a singular thinker and his music reflects a distinct narrative which allows him to experiment with the abstract, the ethereal and the futuristic. His music sits somewhere between the heady drive of rave and the cut and screwed soundscapes associated with the most dream like elements of ambient music and beyond. It's beautiful yet menacing, elegant yet robust at times. In the coming months he is set to return with more fresh new music and we would hotly anticipate his rise across the next little while. One to watch. 

He records a Monday mix in fine style – listen and read the interview below: 

Please introduce yourself… Who/where/what are you?

Prayer, Leicester born, London Based producer, composer.

What does your music sound like? Can you draw what you think it sounds like for us (an image from the internet is acceptable)? 

How did you find yourself involved with Black Acre?

Got introduced to Ian (Label founder) through someone I know just over a year ago. He asked if I wanted to put a release out on the label and since then it's just made sense.

Where was the mix recorded?

In my studio.

What would be the ideal setting to listen to the mix?

In your studio.

Which track in the mix is your current favourite?

Joni Mitchell, Both Sides Now. Have wanted to use it in a mix for a while.

What’s your favourite recorded mix of all time?

Kuedo – 'Sinking In the Datatank'

If you could go back to back with any DJ from throughout history, who would it be and why?

Not DJ but going to say Beethoven. He shook things up. 

One record in your collection that is impossible to mix into anything?

THIS

Upcoming in the world of…

More music, more shows. Something on Grade 10 soon.

Follow him on Facebook HERE.