Ross from Friends

About

Ross From Friends, the moniker of British producer Felix Clary Weatherall, isn't about ironic sitcom fandom; it’s a portal into sun-drenched, lo-fi house euphoria. His music, a tapestry woven from nostalgic samples and meticulously crafted beats, evokes a feeling of bittersweet longing, like a half-remembered summer romance played through a slightly warped cassette. Weatherall's sound draws heavily from 90s IDM and classic house, filtering these influences through a modern lens of lo-fi aesthetics and melancholic melodies. His breakthrough came with tracks like "Talk to Me You'll Understand," a quintessential example of his signature sound. The track, alongside his breakout EP "Aphelion," established him as a leading voice in the burgeoning lo-fi house scene. Ross From Friends quickly transcended the blogosphere, captivating audiences with his energetic live sets and captivating stage presence. Beyond the initial lo-fi label, Weatherall has demonstrated a clear evolution in his productions, with albums like "Tread" showcasing a greater depth and complexity. He's proven adept at crafting full-bodied tracks that retain their emotional core while pushing the boundaries of his sonic palette. Ross From Friends is more than just a name; it's a feeling, a sound, and a reminder that nostalgia can sound refreshingly new.