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'A solid piece of soulful beat work.' - XLR8R Music that's mass appeal, but with nothing derivative or by-numbers about it.' - Rolling Stone Australia His debut EP Sleepless was soft released in August of 2011 followed by his forward-thinking self-titled full-length in 2012 which maintained a consistent rhythm and heartbeat, part of the reason it was so quickly embraced - to fans it was a world unto itself. Taking a no-holds-barred attitude to music creation, Flume takes inspiration from a wide variety of sources and scenes distilling his sound into a melodic bass heavy style that is uniquely his own. It began his obsession with all things synthetic, and started his addiction for plug-ins, sample packs and vintage analogue hardware. Flume got his first taste for producing at age 13 from the most unlikely of places – a music production program he found in a cereal box. Ultimately a lightweight sonic offering.Flume is the non do plume of Harley Streten, a young beat-maker from Sydney, Austrailia. In a Nutshell: Easy to listen to, but easy to forget what you are listening to. As a piece of work though, Flume must be commended, because it’s definitely better than One Direction, which isn’t actually that much of a complement. Although no-one expects lyricism or vocals to define Stretten’s work, the repetitive use of short sample cuttings becomes head-ache inducing on tracks like ‘Ezra’ and the ironically christened ‘Stay Close’. The opening track ‘Sintra’ is evidence of such, while ‘On Top’ presents a brilliantly fresh take on the hip-hop laced dance-floor anthem number which has become so all-pervasive.Despite the odd gem, Flume does run out of both ideas and steam pretty quickly. Despite its considerable length though, Flume does manage to sustain a theme, with a melancholic trippy feel throughout. Now being released in Ireland, the young Sydney man from Manly presents us sun-deprived Paddies with an idiosyncratic style built on off-kilter beats and soulful vocal samplings.The 15 track offering may have been a tad ambitious, considering the attention span of most modern dance music aficionados lasts about as long as it takes to squeal the word ‘Skrillex’. It’s plain to see why Harley Stretten’s sounds proved so popular in Oz the chilled down melodies are perfect sunshine listening. An impressive feat for a man whose musical inspiration was first piqued by a CD that he got free with a box of cereal. By Stephen Bance | Artist: FlumeAlbume: FlumeGrade: B-Last year Flume’s self-titled album beat One Direction for the number one spot in his home country of Australia.