Put them near a synthesizer together and you get the feeling that like electronic music alchemists, they are drawing out the very best sounds, forming them into perfectly rounded basses and searing leads
Don’t expect deep, this is full on and in your face boldness, a festival stomper and a peak-time moment d'élégance. Techno, maybe, tech-house, a touch of. Largeness, definitely.
Their rubber-bass, solid house offering is straight up intelligent club-fodder. No messing with long breakdowns or unnecessary elements.
If anything 'Smoke Monk' is deeper, more like the sound we’d expect to hear Sasha play in a club. The production is clean and mature, layering subtle melody until it feels full, yet it's uncluttered ...
I’m hoping I’m not sounding like a broken record when I say that electronic music has turned the corner and found interesting again. Two of the protagonists of that story are Simon Berry & Luke ...
Draumzer, is a 9 minute journey of nu-deep house, laid back and elegant, but completely spellbinding in its nature.
What John and Nick give us is a brash, confident analogue roller, distilled from the essence of every sweaty, 3am dancefloor and squeezed into six and a half minutes of squelchy, stompy, roof-raising bonkersness.
French techno triumvirate Apollonia showcase their A+R skills with the most discerning of remix EPs
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