Side Liner - Human Recycle

Review by Andy Collins

Album Review: Human Recycle by Side Liner Released in 2010 under the Greek label Cosmicleaf Records, Human Recycle by Side Liner is a fascinating dive into ambient and downtempo electronic music. Crafted entirely by producer Nick Miamis, who also wrote all tracks, this album feels like an intimate journey through soundscapes that blur the line between melancholy and hope. The standout track for me has to be “Deep Hurt.” It’s not just its title that grabs your attention—it's how it builds itself up so subtly. The synths swell with a gentle intensity, almost mirroring the ache of emotions too deep to articulate. At some points, it feels like you're walking alone at night, lost in thought but oddly comforted by the stillness around you. This track sticks because it doesn’t scream for attention; instead, it whispers directly into your soul. You don’t forget something that quiet yet powerful. Another gem on the album is “Futuristic Hope.” If “Deep Hurt” leans more toward introspection, this one pulls you forward into possibility. The beat here isn’t overwhelming—it’s steady, grounding even—but layered over it are these shimmering tones that feel futuristic without being cold. There’s warmth in its progression, as if Side Liner wants to remind us that even amid chaos, there’s room for optimism. I remember this track mostly because it somehow manages to sound both nostalgic and ahead of its time. What strikes me about Human Recycle overall is its ability to make listeners sit with their thoughts. Whether it’s the dreamy remixes like “Flower Power (Remix)” or collaborations such as “Fruska Gora (With Sunhize),” every piece invites you to slow down and breathe. It’s not background music—it demands presence. Even smaller details, like the haunting undertones in “The Sorrow Of Staying Silent,” reveal themselves only when you truly listen. In today’s fast-paced world, albums like Human Recycle feel rare. They force you to pause, reflect, maybe even confront things you’ve been avoiding. And honestly? That’s kinda uncomfortable—but in the best way possible. Final thought: Listening to this record feels like flipping through old photographs while imagining what the future might hold. Funny enough, after hearing it, I found myself wondering why we don’t have more artists blending nostalgia and innovation quite like this. Maybe someone should ask Nick Miamis—he seems to know the secret.

Artist: Side Liner
Album: Human Recycle

Greece

Electronic

2010

Rating: 4.2

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Footprints (With Kanc Cover)	6:41
Flower Power (Remix)	5:44
Deep Hurt	5:45
Futuristic Hope	5:33
Fading Out	6:10
Retro Future	4:41
Fruska Gora (With Sunhize)	5:13
Human Recycle	6:26
The Everything Of Nothing	6:07
The Sorrow Of Staying Silent	6:52
En Larmes (Remix)	7:18

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Side Liner - Flower Power (remix for Kick Bong) // Cosmicleaf.com

Side Liner - Fruska Gora (with Sunhize) // Cosmicleaf.com

Side Liner - The Sorrow Of Staying Silent // Cosmicleaf.com

Side Liner and Kanc Cover - Footprints // Human Recycle // Cosmicleaf Rec

Side Liner - Deep Hurt // Cosmicleaf.com

Side Liner - En Larmes (remix for Lemonchill) // Cosmicleaf.com

Side Liner - Fading Out // Cosmicleaf.com

Side Liner - The Everything Of Nothing // Cosmicleaf.com

Side Liner - Retro Future

Side Liner - Futuristic Hope // Cosmicleaf.com

Side Liner - Human Recycle // Cosmicleaf.com

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CLCD24DG

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Cosmicleaf Records

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Role	Credit
Producer	Nick Miamis
Written-By	Nick Miamis

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Human Recycle* by Side Liner is a hidden gem in the electronic music scene. Released in 2010 under Greece's Cosmicleaf Records, it blends ambient and downtempo vibes seamlessly. Every track, from "Retro Future" to "Fading Out," was crafted by producer Nick Miamis. Fun fact: Nick even collaborated with other artists for tracks like "Fruska Gora" and "Footprints." It’s an album that feels both nostalgic and futuristic—worth a listen if you're into moody, atmospheric beats.