Break - Let It Happen Chaos Theory

Review by William Sillyman

Break's latest album, Let It Happen Chaos Theory, is a stunning display of his production prowess and musical vision. The album is a perfect blend of breakbeat, jungle, and drum and bass, with elements of techno and house thrown in for good measure.

The opening track "Last Goodbye" sets the tone for the album, with its haunting piano melody and intricate breakbeats. From there, the album takes the listener on a journey through various moods and emotions, from the frenetic energy of "Whispers in My Ear" to the introspective beauty of "The Edge of Time."

Break's production skills are on full display throughout the album, with each track featuring intricate drum programming, lush synth pads, and cleverly placed vocal samples. The album also features collaborations with a number of talented artists, including DLR, Kyo, and Total Science, adding even more depth and variety to the already impressive tracklist.

Summary by William Sillyman

Let It Happen Chaos Theory is a must-listen for any fan of breakbeat, jungle, or drum and bass. Break has once again proven himself to be one of the most talented and innovative producers in the scene, and this album is sure to be remembered as one of his best works.