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Scott Avery ‘Evil Eye’ single is inspired by J.J Johnson & His Orchestra’s 1972 instrumental version of Across 110th Street by Bobby Womack.

“Evil Eye” is an electro-fusion track inspired by J.J Johnson & His Orchestra’s 1972 instrumental version of Across 110th Street by Bobby Womack. In what is fast becoming his signature sound, Avery playfully extracted elements from various genres to push electro beyond its storied 808 formulations, aiming to create something off-kilter, raw, and infectious. Driving chords, relentless percussion, and layered synths give “Evil Eye” a potent dose of melodic energy, perfect for activating the mind, body, and soul. 

Born in Philly and raised on the sounds of his father’s all-encompassing record collection, Avery’s appreciation for music was forged in equal parts by the city and the home. Early influences included basement parties and cookouts, sites of community, and celebration that allowed for a genre-agnostic admiration for music.

In 2016, Avery saw himself relocate from his longtime home of New York City to Detroit, where the techno legacy and the creative landscape pulse provided daily inspiration. After his father’s passing in 2018, Avery’s earliest experiences with music were again brought to the forefront, catalysing his entry into the world of electronic music. “Evil Eye” is his first single since Child Self, his debut EP released on 48208 WORLD. 

artist Scott Avery
title Evil Eye
label 48208 WORLD
date 30th September 2022
format digital

Tracklist:
1. Scott Avery – Evil Eye

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