Review: It would be fair to say that Till von Sein is something of a daydreamer. His particular brand of warm and sunny deep house has always been rooted in escapism, with the Berlin-based producer delivering melodious cuts that paint mental images of happier times spent dancing al-fresco on beaches and surfing in the moonlight. "Ocean", his first album for nearly four years, continues this theme. For proof, check the decidedly Balearic instrumentation, dreamy pads and bossa-house drums of "Aloha", the sparkling nu-disco bubbliness of "Cruise Control", the '80s yacht rock-goes-house flex of "Junjung", the loved-up bliss of "Level 61" (a kind of 1989 instrumental Pet Shop Boys B-side after several happy pills) and the sublime, sunrise-ready bliss of "Ocean".
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