The Atlanta-based producer Parrotice is brandishing his newest production chops with his latest album, There Is No Evil , released through 1155 Records. A member of the venerable Sub.mission label, his album showcases a range of concepts in the realm of full spectrum system music. There Is No Evil is an elegant, melodic mixture of conscious hip-hop rhythms and psychedelic textures, fusing dreamy and often mysterious sounds into a liberating, industrial, and extraterrestrial blend.

Parrotice’s history as a producer is a lengthy one, and his collaborative efforts are at the forefront of his career. He stands one of Atlanta’s finest electronic producers on the circuit, and now finds himself working alongside artists like RUKU, MURKURY, and Prophet, creating a wealth of material that showcases not only Parrotice’s own musical affluence, but the skills of his peers, as well. 

There Is No Evil is a musical walk through the horrors of the present, mixed with the joys and hopes of the distant future, all rolled into one seven track album. "Tine" opens the album with the cooing of birds, buzzing of cicadas, and haunting, reverberant vocals from RUKU, fusing expansive lyricism and nuanced songwriting into a vibrant call-and-response dynamic. Tracks like "Revolution" and "Majik" pack a heavier punch, pushing out punishing amounts of sheer bass weight. From top to bottom, the album flexes deep, resonant bass lines, rapid-fire wobbles, and tricked-out compositional cuts. It's a potent first chapter for Parrotice's exploits in 2021, and leaves us eagerly awaiting what he may have planned for the remainder of the year.

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