Review: Colorless is a producer from Israel called Alex Bass. His thing is writing and producing Ibiza-friendly electro-house, so if you've just got off that plane and are missing the White Isle, this is the EP to console yourself with. "Yzarc", is bouncy, infectious electro-pop-infused house that soon gives way to gigantic, hands-in-the-air trance synths (and strangely enough, a hint of dubstep too). "Climax" is a cool, Guy Gerber-style, tech-house monster with a killer riff like a laser!
Review: UK house label Phonetic drop quite possibly their hottest release ever.. well for us trance and progressive heads it will be. London based producer (don't be fooled by the name) Jochen Simms treats us to a monster 5 tracks, which filter across tech house, progressive, and trance sounds. 'Paradox' and 'Outbreak' are stand out winners, with 'The Chase' and 'Escape' being essential weapons for early set building. Completing the package is a wicked peaktime techno roller 'Set Me Up'. Get across all of these weekend weapons right away!!
Review: A 2011 rerub of a stone-cold classic from the man himself. Adamski gets behind the boards for a revisit of one of the '90s biggest beats. Nicely rearranging parts from the original 1992 version into a more tech'd up, wigged out progressive jam, Adamski doesn't disappoint - despite the fact that he's replaced Seal's original parts with an all new vocal. Rob Roar & KutOff get involved with their own remix which will play nicely into the hands of anyone searching for a deeper extension of this mighty tune.
Review: Dave Seaman and Andy Chatterly have both worked with dance music's elite throughout their careers. Now, they bring their joint musical noose to Phonetic's latest release, the driving yet melodic "K Conundrum". Ploughing forward amongst a sea of swirling FX, jagged synth lines and robotic vocals, it's amazing that the track manages to retain any melody what so ever. But it does, and in doing so the pair have created a proper club track, capable of destroying the biggest of big rooms. Remixes come from the likes of Phonetics rising star Daley Padley, Fiord and Kut Off.
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