Review: Eden Burns' Debut LP "And the Make Believers"
Eden Burns' new album "And the Make Believers" is a unique blend of sounds, described as "digital rock", making it an exciting and strangely familiar listen.
With a background in dance music production since the age of 12, Burns has explored various genres and collaborated with labels in the UK and Germany, such as Optimo and Public Possession.
His career has taken him from Christchurch to Melbourne, with performances in Asia and Europe, and hosting radio shows for NTS and Beats In Space (NYC).
It’s an interesting proposition: an album by a well-known dance music producer that doesn’t really sound like dance music.
Author's summary: Exciting debut LP from Eden Burns.
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