Tracklisting:
A1 Pierre Codarin - 609 Palm Canyon
A2 Pierre Codarin - Breaks and Cakes
B1 Pierre Codarin - Who's Got The Z
B2 Pierre Codarin - Ladies that Like More

Pierre Codarin returns to his self titled label with three originals and a well sort after rework of a classic 90s dance track by Ruff Driverz
Silvio s Dream kicks things off in a floaty fashion, weaving gorgeous synths with padded percussion and distorted vocal zaps before Loro is Gold picks up the energy utilising an acidic, funk-fuelled line, ethereal atmospherics and jingling effects. On the flip, Codarin reworks UK chart hit Don t Stop by Ruff Driverz, deploying staccato rave-like chords and a driving bass groove until Late Tales finishes up with rattling drums that lie beneath spacey melodies which ooze psychedelia and otherworldliness More

Infuse welcomes Pierre Codarin with an excellent three track release, ‘Pork Chop Express’, featuring a great KOKO remix to boot! Pierre has been bubbling on the underground surface for few years now, releasing material on respected labels such as Adult Only, LAATE, Tervisio and his self-titled label was launched at the beginning of 2016 and has seen heady plays from the industries peers with each release granting praise from the media, DJ’s and collectors. Pierre brings a very raw and rich sound in both his productions and Performance with a very in-depth knowledge of record selection leaning towards a nostalgic U.S. and U.K. influence. The title track ‘Pork Chop Express’ is a driving, rib-rattling, pad-infused, triumph of a track causing quite a stir on the floor. On the flip and ‘Lo Pan’ jacks the tempo and gets rough as Pierre drops a smorgasbord of key fills and stabs to keep this beast a grooving! Finally, following on from their brilliant ‘Generation K’ EP on Infuse early this year, KOKO deliver a blistering dance-floor led remix of ‘Pork Chop Express’, perfectly rounding off this great package. More

Pierre Codarin continues his series of releases on his own label this May with four of his own solid cuts.
The fast rising DJ-producer s vinyl series continually picks up support from an array of respected talent, such as Radio Slave, Raresh, Laurent Garnier, tINI, ItaloJohnson, Apollonia, and more.
Rhythmic and groove-led from the off, 004 begins with Dustin Summin blending intricate percussion with scintillating chords in a proper house workout. Gass is a more low-end focused affair with its rippling bass and a cacophony of trippy stabs, whirrs and licks, whilst LFO Fidget earns its name from its oscillating synths, with crunchy drums and atmospheric elements forming a mesmerising aesthetic. Tying it all together, Lemon Groove is an undulating number with twisted effects and moody undertones.
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Tracklisting:
A1 Pierre Codarin - 609 Palm Canyon
A2 Pierre Codarin - Breaks and Cakes
B1 Pierre Codarin - Who's Got The Z
B2 Pierre Codarin - Ladies that Like More

Pierre Codarin returns to his self titled label with three originals and a well sort after rework of a classic 90s dance track by Ruff Driverz
Silvio s Dream kicks things off in a floaty fashion, weaving gorgeous synths with padded percussion and distorted vocal zaps before Loro is Gold picks up the energy utilising an acidic, funk-fuelled line, ethereal atmospherics and jingling effects. On the flip, Codarin reworks UK chart hit Don t Stop by Ruff Driverz, deploying staccato rave-like chords and a driving bass groove until Late Tales finishes up with rattling drums that lie beneath spacey melodies which ooze psychedelia and otherworldliness More

Pierre Codarin continues his series of releases on his own label this May with four of his own solid cuts.
The fast rising DJ-producer s vinyl series continually picks up support from an array of respected talent, such as Radio Slave, Raresh, Laurent Garnier, tINI, ItaloJohnson, Apollonia, and more.
Rhythmic and groove-led from the off, 004 begins with Dustin Summin blending intricate percussion with scintillating chords in a proper house workout. Gass is a more low-end focused affair with its rippling bass and a cacophony of trippy stabs, whirrs and licks, whilst LFO Fidget earns its name from its oscillating synths, with crunchy drums and atmospheric elements forming a mesmerising aesthetic. Tying it all together, Lemon Groove is an undulating number with twisted effects and moody undertones.
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