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Review: This Falling EP, a collaboration between Adana Twins and Upercent on TAU, epitomises the seamless synergy between these seasoned artists, delivering a strong statement within the melodic techno domain. Featuring tracks "Falling" and "Move," the EP blends emotive vocals, pulsating basslines, and a refined mix of electronic elements that err toward the TAU sound. Adana Twins' dynamic range and Upercent's avant-garde soundscapes converge here at large, showcasing a deep emotional resonance and meticulous attention to sonic detail in the project. "Falling," the titular track, sets the tone with its undulating bassline and poignant male vocals, while "Move" offers a more urgent tempo and powerful kick drums, crafting a dance floor-ready anthem of romantic yearning.
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TAU 052
12 Apr 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
12 Apr 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Review: Described by TAU as a "Ukranian prodigy", Aikon has taken his brand of wide-eyed, heads-down dancefloor fare to labels including Renaissance, Diynamic, Multinotes and Radikon. He's clearly a genuine talent, because the This Is Power EP is excellent. His trademark sound sits somewhere between warehouse-ready tech-house, deep house and neo-trance, with occasionally nods towards dark disco. That blueprint is explored to the fullest on the EP-leading title track, a mind-mangling affair full of faintly threatening square wave bass, shimmering chords, jacking machine drums, dubbed-out melodic motifs and rave-ready stabs. He reaches for echo-laden minor key organ stabs, dark noises and clandestine beats on the aptly titled 'Big', before opting for a deeper and smoother sound of 'Hypnotic'. Closing cut 'Just Wanna Dance', meanwhile, is a mind-mangling slab of tech-house hypnotism.
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TAU 051
15 Mar 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
15 Mar 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Sam Shure makes a stellar debut on TAU with the "Deviated EP," a four-track exploration that showcasing the artist's musical prowess and worldly influences. The Berlin-based Sam Shure, hailing from a lineage of Egyptian jazz musicians, brings a unique blend of organic sounds to his productions, creating a distinctly human element. The title track kicks off the EP with a menacing yet contemplative vibe, skillfully balancing jaunty digital elements and a vicious riff. "Frontal" follows with a pumping tribal rhythm and a seamless incorporation of vocal clips and funky 'wah wah' guitar. "Maybe" impresses with exemplary drum programming and a soulful female vocal, gradually building into an energetic second half. Closing with "See Yourself", Shure delves into primal, tribal elements, layering beats and vocal clips to create a deep groove that evolves with tension and harmony. Intricate, dance-inducing compositions!
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TAU 048
17 Nov 23
Minimal/Tech House
17 Nov 23
Minimal/Tech House
