Moorthodox Psyence [LP]

Akhavelli – Moorthodox Psyence [LP]

London based producer Akhavelli’s debut (instrumental) album "Moorthodox Psyence", operates like a recovered

transmission from a fractured timeline. The project is built around a fictional rupture in 1996 where memory, signal and

culture begin drifting out of phase, framing the music as something intercepted rather than composed. Drawing on the

dense collage tradition of sample-based production, the record blends experimental Trip-Hop, turntablism and psychedelic

rhythm with the hypnotic repetition of Krautrock and the tactile grit of analogue Hip-Hop. Its palette pulls from Japanese

Soul and Funk, ex-Soviet Psychedelia, Turkish and North African sources, Arabic textures and classic 90s vocal cuts and

scratches. Beneath the surface sits a subtle Sufi influence, positioning the producer less as author than as receiver:

sampling as remembrance, sound as a way of piercing the veil between timelines. The result is what Akhavelli calls

Breakbeat Psyence: a hypnotic, transportive body of work that feels less like a conventional album and more like a lost

artefact recovered from inside a loop in time.

The name Akhavelli is a layered reference. It plays on Machiavelli, both the historical figure and Tupac’s Makaveli, filtered

through his background and perspective. Even though "Moorthodox Psyence" is Akhavelli's first release, he has been

working under the name Yvng Face, as a producer and as a professional mixing and mastering engineer for over two

decades now. He runs a high-end hybrid analog studio and has mixed and mastered major records across multiple

genres. That technical background feeds directly into the precision, sonics, and consistency of this album, even though

Akhavelli is a distinct artistic identity.

Side A:

1. Real To Reel

2. Kairo Static

3. Haqq Pulse

4. Kuroi Kagami

Side B:

1. Damo Speaks

2. Kobra Khan

3. Shams Al-Layl

4. Kansho Kage

5. Public Memory

Genre: Instrumental Hip-Hop, Trip-Hop, Experimental.