For their sophomore DisDat release, the ReSolute crew showcase three power-house artist who are no strangers to the warehouse dancefloors in Brooklyn, each using the DisDat platform to explore the fringes of forward-thinking house. Thomas Melchior masterfully opens the EP with ""Hillbilly High", a mind-bending and intricate work that reminds us of his earlier days. Vincent Lemieux follows with ""In Momo's Jeep"", a deep, percussive mood-setter that marks Lemieux's return to solo production after an extensive hiatus. Barac crafts "Ordinary Conversations", which is unquestionably no ordinary work, rather a sophisticated track with bright, bristling percussion and a bubbling bassline. More

DisDat is the new brainchild of New York's infamous underground party, ReSolute. For their first release, they showcase three different sonic interpretations of their iconic warehouse mornings that stretch out far into the afternoon. Leading the release is S.A.M. (of Oscillat and Delpahine notoriety) with the aptly named "Brooklyn Nights" - a driving track made for the dancefloor, with its acid-tinged bassline complimented by S.A.M.'s trademark emotionality. French duo Zendid provide the pulsating "Ws3", whose scattered kick drum underlines euphoric and fluttering elements. Matthew Burton & Bangladesign, together as Mikisderek, bring the release to a close with the subtle and introspective "Sump1", as equally suited for the beginning of a night as the early morning after More