Active Child streams Rapor EP on SoundCloud

After an ecstatic sold out show at XOYO last night, Pat Grossi, better known as Active Child, is streaming his new Rapor’ EP in full on his new Pro Partner profile on SoundCloudhttp://soundcloud.com/active-child/

His first release since the critically acclaimed full length debut, You Are All I See, ‘Rapor’ is set for release on 21 October via Third Rock Recordings. The six-song EP is a culmination of Grossi’s heartfelt journey around the world in support of You Are All I See and an introspective year spent writing at his home studio, Rapor, from which he derived the title and inspiration for his forthcoming release. 

Artist: Active Child
Title: ‘Rapor’ EP
Label: Third Rock Recordings
Release Date: 21 October 2013
Distribution: PIAS
Links: http://activechildmusic.com
https://www.facebook.com/ActiveChild
http://www.thirdrockmusic.co.uk

Following the release of his critically acclaimed debut album, You Are All I See, Pat Grossi hit the road for two non-stop years of US and European headline tours (“a frequently stunning set” Evening Standard), sharing stages with the likes of M83 and James Blake.

“Being on the road for that long was exhausting, frustrating at times, but it was occasionally highlighted with the most profound outpouring of emotion” explains Grossi. “There is no way to really explain the feeling of a complete stranger coming up to you after a show and wrapping their arms around you. It was in those moments that I realized where I fit in, I guess you could say I found my place as an artist. And it pushed me further than I ever thought I could go.”

After this international run was through, Grossi returned to Los Angeles with a new inspiration and vision for his next release. Named after the mountaintop home studio to which he retreated, ‘Rapor’ is the first complete body of work to emerge since 2011.

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Emerging from Rapor with an inspired and incredibly personal collection of songs, Grossi moved to Heavy Duty Studios in Burbank, CA over the summer of 2013 to work with producers Kevin Seaton (Major Lazer, Snoop Lion) & Nick Ruth (Mikky Ekko) to complete his vision, which includes vocal features from contemporaries and friends Mikky Ekko and Ellie Goulding. Goulding covered Grossi’s stand out ‘Hanging On’ on her current release Halcyon. 

Grossi will tour the US this Autumn and then return home to put the finishing touches on his follow up album, due out mid-2014.

Praise for ‘Rapor’:
‘Excellent’ Metro
‘More upfront than we’re used to from his earlier variants on hymnal dubstep, but it still glows from within’ The Independent
‘A brooding thing of beauty’ Disco Naivete
‘It’s one heck of a ride’ The 405
Progression? For sure. Still packing that absolutely unbelievable voice? You know it.’ Fake DIY

Praise for You Are All I See:
‘Album of the Year’ The 405
“One of the year’s boldest, most beautiful debuts” 4/5 Uncut
“Wonderful sounds” Esquire 
“A glorious record” ‘Album of the Issue’ Notion
“Active Child’s sound seems positively ahead of its time” Pitchfork