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Delsin slip out its highest profile record of 2014 just before the year ends - a whopping Sterac single with remixes from NYC power duo Anthony Parasole & Phil Moffa, Berlin techno commander Mike Dehnert, and a booming Vril dub. The original is a classic slice of Steve Rachmad goodness, with all the cheeky synths, shuffling percussion and funk you could hope for coming from the revered Dutchman, while Vril's dub couldn't do a better service to his Delsin colleague, taking the original's essential elements, stripping them of colour then doubling them in size. Parasole & Moffa focus on the synth power of Sterac's "Hynoticus" as does Mike Dehnert, only the German's version comes straight from the resonating vaults of his Fackwerk bunker. Banging EP!Get new release alerts
SteracDelsin Holland
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