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Robert Dietz, - Soup Opera
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Robert Dietz, - Aurel In Wonderland
Are you feeling energetic? Actually, don't even bother answering. Because after hearing Robert Dietz' "Soup Opera," you'll have stamina for days. It's a charging, standup bass burner that puts house sounds to techno purposes; it's a wolf in sheep's clothing, a rainstorm at the open-air-a monster, simply put, that leaves you drenched and grinning from ear to ear. Frankfurt's Dietz has been on fire for the past couple of years, turning out tight, percussive and above all memorable tech-house concoctions for the likes of Runing Back and Cecille Numbers, but none of his productions to date have had the full-on intensity of "Soup Opera." Raw, Chicago hi-hats lash out against a rising/falling bassline as midrange drones and fluttering tones keep frothing higher and higher; the way he mans the filters feels more like sculpture than music, carving away the bass to create a dizzying sense of floating in space, until gravity comes crashing home again. Laced with birdsong, "Aurel in Wonderland" is a more pastoral affair, dappled with rich, acoustic percussive sounds, its African palette opening up into a bittersweet minor-key melody. For all its sensitive heart, the track's got backbone, with a whipcrack jack offset by supple, unquantized drums; beat after beat, it's a slack rope pulled taut, and the force sends you soaring into a galaxy of butterflies.
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More records from robert dietz
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Robert Dietz - A1. Crane Song (HnH Mix)
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Robert Dietz - A2. Deranged Self Therapy
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Robert Dietz - B1. Crane Song (Dopanin Mix)
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Robert Dietz - B2. Centro Di Gravita
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Robert Dietz - B3. Any Plan(t)s This Weekend
12"
Tracklist
A1. Crane Song (HnH Mix)
A2. Deranged Self Therapy
B1. Crane Song (Dopanin Mix)
B2. Centro Di Gravita
B3. Any Plan(t)s This Weekend
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe is always a reliable source for a good quote: "We must always change, renew, rejuvenate ourselves; otherwise, we harden." Sure as death, there is an excerpt of his that states the opposite. In the case of Robert Dietz, it holds true. Since his first appearance on Running Back in 2009 (Forward Snipping), he did a marvelous job staying on his toes as a producer and DJ.
Rejuve-Nation showcases his talent in various alleys of electronic (dance) music with Crane Song being the prime cut here. You will get exposed to proggy house with an intelligent brush in two slightly different mixes. Imagine if Euro dance went to get a college degree or a bumper car floor and you are almost there: an almost irresistible sing a long without lyrics.
If you need help afterwards, Deranged Self Therapy is exactly what you need. IDM meets new wave drums, poignant synths mix with an upbeat hook to create a ballet piece for lovesick robots.
Centro Di Gravita reconnects those qualities with the aforementioned Crane Song ones, while giving it an acid spin, before the ambient salts of Any Plan(t)s This Weekend closes the EP off like a confident sketch for the end of a beautiful summer. A bouquet of bangers for different needs.
Short: One Rejuve-Nation EP under a groove with Robert Dietz' return on Running Back. Proggy meets acid house, IDM leanings mix with stylistic devices of new wave and extra special ambient aerobatics round out the EP. Special attention goes to Crane Song and its peak time perfection. A bouquet of bangers for different needs.
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Tracklist
A1. Crane Song (HnH Mix)
A2. Deranged Self Therapy
B1. Crane Song (Dopanin Mix)
B2. Centro Di Gravita
B3. Any Plan(t)s This Weekend
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe is always a reliable source for a good quote: "We must always change, renew, rejuvenate ourselves; otherwise, we harden." Sure as death, there is an excerpt of his that states the opposite. In the case of Robert Dietz, it holds true. Since his first appearance on Running Back in 2009 (Forward Snipping), he did a marvelous job staying on his toes as a producer and DJ.
Rejuve-Nation showcases his talent in various alleys of electronic (dance) music with Crane Song being the prime cut here. You will get exposed to proggy house with an intelligent brush in two slightly different mixes. Imagine if Euro dance went to get a college degree or a bumper car floor and you are almost there: an almost irresistible sing a long without lyrics.
If you need help afterwards, Deranged Self Therapy is exactly what you need. IDM meets new wave drums, poignant synths mix with an upbeat hook to create a ballet piece for lovesick robots.
Centro Di Gravita reconnects those qualities with the aforementioned Crane Song ones, while giving it an acid spin, before the ambient salts of Any Plan(t)s This Weekend closes the EP off like a confident sketch for the end of a beautiful summer. A bouquet of bangers for different needs.
Short: One Rejuve-Nation EP under a groove with Robert Dietz' return on Running Back. Proggy meets acid house, IDM leanings mix with stylistic devices of new wave and extra special ambient aerobatics round out the EP. Special attention goes to Crane Song and its peak time perfection. A bouquet of bangers for different needs.
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Robert Dietz - 3 Mirrors
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Robert Dietz - Judas Goat
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Robert Dietz - Farbpaletten
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Robert Dietz - Fumblewinter
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Robert Dietz - Sudden Peace
After last year's RIP To My Idea Of You, Robert Dietz is back on Nous'klaer Audio with a complete solo EP of high energy cuts rounded out by the aptly named Sudden Peace. With flying colours, highlight Farbpaletten is as propulsive as it is large. A typical Dietz track that touches on trance, but not in the way you would expect. These are tracks to draw out to sun and fill up any floor. 3 Mirrors is Robert Dietz's most explosive outing yet. Comes with in a duo pantone sleeve by Rotterdam artist Tim Mastik.
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Robert Dietz - Crop Circle
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Robert Dietz - Should I Get A Dog
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Robert Dietz - RIP To My Idea Of You
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Robert Dietz - Everything You Do (Broken Hearts Club Edit)
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Robert Dietz - Picking Grapes
Berliner Robert Dietz lands on the Rotterdam label Nous'klaer Audio with the summery five-tracker RIP To My Idea Of You. A record infused with beautiful melodies and bright energy boosting drums - for the club, home and everything in between. The vinyl comes with a special poster designed by Hendrik Schneider.
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Robert Dietz - Kirby
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Robert Dietz - Honey Stash
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Robert Dietz - Swallowing Tubes
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Robert Dietz - WAW
Former Rhein-Main homie and Robert Johnson resident Robert Dietz finally has its debut release on Live At Robert Johnson at Catalogue No. 069, which (as you may know) is the local area code of both Frankfurt and Offenbach am Main—where the Robert Johnson Club still holds strong. Being a seasoned DJ and producer, Robert Dietz surely sets the controls to a four-track Vinyl, with pleasing electroid-technoid sonic textures and subtle Acid figures, throughout this EP.
With its playful and uplifting vibe, A1 Kirby might just be inspired by the Jump’n’Run character by the same name, who may be easily imagined along that happy Acid bassline bubbling amidst synth-pads and electroid beats. A2 Honey Stash relies on a 303-esque hook bolted on a solid four-to-the-floor Kick Drum, which soon evolves into an acid-trancey flair, thanks to some kind of mangled reverb introduced at the end of the first third. By adding a vocal sample and steady-handed work on the Filter section, this track provides extra energy for the next levels to come. B1 Swallowing Tubes has that soft yet driving Electro aesthetic, pads, and Arpeggio, reminiscent of morning hours in decades’ past. B2 WAW completes this EP with a melancholic vibe on a straight beat, haunting vowel-pads, and lots of sonic space in-between its harmonic elements. More
With its playful and uplifting vibe, A1 Kirby might just be inspired by the Jump’n’Run character by the same name, who may be easily imagined along that happy Acid bassline bubbling amidst synth-pads and electroid beats. A2 Honey Stash relies on a 303-esque hook bolted on a solid four-to-the-floor Kick Drum, which soon evolves into an acid-trancey flair, thanks to some kind of mangled reverb introduced at the end of the first third. By adding a vocal sample and steady-handed work on the Filter section, this track provides extra energy for the next levels to come. B1 Swallowing Tubes has that soft yet driving Electro aesthetic, pads, and Arpeggio, reminiscent of morning hours in decades’ past. B2 WAW completes this EP with a melancholic vibe on a straight beat, haunting vowel-pads, and lots of sonic space in-between its harmonic elements. More
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Robert Dietz - A1 Out In The Ferns
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Robert Dietz - A2 Cherry Bomb
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Robert Dietz - B1 Gamma
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Robert Dietz - B2 Never
Tracklist:
A1. Out In The Ferns
A2. Cherry Bomb
B1. Gamma
B2. Never
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With the second record for Misfit Melodies and the fourth for the Running Back universe, Robert Dietz solidifies and hones his very own sound.
Heartfelt and emotive, a slice of lovers acid works as the prelude to an EP of IDM patterns, classic house tropes and something that is as much fun as it is funky. "Great Hormones at Bed Time" owes the same amount of money to Detroit as it does to Frankfurt am Main. Definitely no lullabies here.
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A1. Out In The Ferns
A2. Cherry Bomb
B1. Gamma
B2. Never
Shortinfo:
With the second record for Misfit Melodies and the fourth for the Running Back universe, Robert Dietz solidifies and hones his very own sound.
Heartfelt and emotive, a slice of lovers acid works as the prelude to an EP of IDM patterns, classic house tropes and something that is as much fun as it is funky. "Great Hormones at Bed Time" owes the same amount of money to Detroit as it does to Frankfurt am Main. Definitely no lullabies here.
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Tracklist:
A1. Vitello Tornado
A2. Kinda Nice
B1. Shesout
B2. Quadruples
B3. B-Ebene
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They expect me to write something informative about the tracks on this EP here but I find it really difficult to express music in words. On top of it I went out last night, to Club Der Visionäre, and I feel hungover and empty inside my head. So now I'm sitting here and all I can think of is, "can't you just take a listen to the music?!"
The EP contains 5 tracks all made in the last couple of lousy summer months here in Berlin in nostalgia for the better days. It's about house and a bit of electro, no gimmicks.
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A1. Vitello Tornado
A2. Kinda Nice
B1. Shesout
B2. Quadruples
B3. B-Ebene
Shortinfo:
They expect me to write something informative about the tracks on this EP here but I find it really difficult to express music in words. On top of it I went out last night, to Club Der Visionäre, and I feel hungover and empty inside my head. So now I'm sitting here and all I can think of is, "can't you just take a listen to the music?!"
The EP contains 5 tracks all made in the last couple of lousy summer months here in Berlin in nostalgia for the better days. It's about house and a bit of electro, no gimmicks.
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Tracklist:
A. Parmacy A2. Telepathic People B1. Bone Apple Tea B2. I'm Sorry For What I Said When I Was Hungry
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Tracklist:
A. Parmacy A2. Telepathic People B1. Bone Apple Tea B2. I'm Sorry For What I Said When I Was Hungry
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robert dietz - Prom Night
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robert dietz - Okasio
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robert dietz - Kleptogracy
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robert dietz - Whoja Vu
Tracklist:
A1. Prom Night A2. Okasio B1. Kleptogracy B2. Whoja Vu
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4th Release
4 Tracks
4 Times Fun For The Floors For 4 Different Times Of The Night.
Stop reading rather listen.
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A1. Prom Night A2. Okasio B1. Kleptogracy B2. Whoja Vu
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4th Release
4 Tracks
4 Times Fun For The Floors For 4 Different Times Of The Night.
Stop reading rather listen.
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robert dietz - radio raheem
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robert dietz - c.a.c.
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robert dietz - 7 turn around feat eddie fowlkes
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robert dietz - orion feat markus fix
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robert dietz - vinyl only gimmick
UPC: 827170578463 Release : 19.01.2015
Special remarks : 12" with printed sleeve, 180g Vinyl, Endlos-Loop-Rille A & B side, B3 Vinyl Only - Gimmick
Tracklist A1 Radio Raheem A2 C.A.C B1 7 Turn arounds feat. Eddie Fowlkes B2 Orion feat. Markus Fix
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Named after Internet abbreviation 'TBT', Truth Be Told is the acclaimed label of DJ and producer Robert Dietz. He created the label along with close friend and business partner Hendrik Schneider, combining their visions to infuse an alternative from what's current in the electronic music world right now, Truth Be Told Records aims for originality, creativity, and boasts music with character. Dietz launches his imprint, making sure the label's commitment to innovation remains at the forefront no matter how much action is taking place in the background. He not only uniquely focuses on exposing other artists to the limelight; he continues to make new music of his own in his own way. Dietz returns to the scene of notably fresh house grooves that the Frankfurt producer has recently excelled in. This works alongside a vision that is as much in line with that of his patient, confident evolution as a DJ Producer. Here responsible for an array of exciting talent, Truth Be Told sees Dietz welcome a development trend and take a proud step into the heart of the labels A&R process.
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Special remarks : 12" with printed sleeve, 180g Vinyl, Endlos-Loop-Rille A & B side, B3 Vinyl Only - Gimmick
Tracklist A1 Radio Raheem A2 C.A.C B1 7 Turn arounds feat. Eddie Fowlkes B2 Orion feat. Markus Fix
Shortinfo:
Named after Internet abbreviation 'TBT', Truth Be Told is the acclaimed label of DJ and producer Robert Dietz. He created the label along with close friend and business partner Hendrik Schneider, combining their visions to infuse an alternative from what's current in the electronic music world right now, Truth Be Told Records aims for originality, creativity, and boasts music with character. Dietz launches his imprint, making sure the label's commitment to innovation remains at the forefront no matter how much action is taking place in the background. He not only uniquely focuses on exposing other artists to the limelight; he continues to make new music of his own in his own way. Dietz returns to the scene of notably fresh house grooves that the Frankfurt producer has recently excelled in. This works alongside a vision that is as much in line with that of his patient, confident evolution as a DJ Producer. Here responsible for an array of exciting talent, Truth Be Told sees Dietz welcome a development trend and take a proud step into the heart of the labels A&R process.
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robert dietz - pherrox
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robert dietz - sweatshop
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robert dietz - mind trap
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robert dietz - who am i
UPC: 4260148770845 Release : 14.7..2014
Tracklist 12": A1. Pherrox A2. Sweatshop B1. Mind Trap B2. Who Am I
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FRANKFURT'S ROBERT DIETZ FIRST SOLO RELEASE ON DESOLAT
Robert Dietz has been one of the most consistent producers around in recent years, with releases on a diverse assortment of labels including Cecille, Cadenza, Running Back and Saved Records. While Robert's 'Your So Hood' track featured on the Desolat X Sampler back in March, then this will be his long-awaited debut solo release on Desolat, and as one would expect from such a talented producer it is a an striking EP.
'Pherrox' kicks the EP off in startling style. The track has a brooding tone and trudges along, characterised by a sharp beat and a dark distorted vocal, with computerised stabs piercing the soundscape. 'Sweatshop' follows in a different vein and builds, with punchy hi-hats, acid bass, spoken word samples, a panning siren combining brilliantly and resulting in a medley of hedonistic vibes.
Next up is 'Who Am I', which takes a techier-tangent and sees an off-kilter beat, another gloriously manipulated vocal, and percussion spirals effortlessly merge on this mechanical monster. Rounding things up is 'Mind Trap', which is another robotic mutation featuring a disfigured vocal, electronic squelches, and swirling pulses of bass.
On the 'X' EP it is clear that Robert has lived up to his billing as one of the most consistently brilliant producers over the last few years. The X EP is evidence that Robert Dietz has drawn upon all his years of experience to craft an accomplished debut record for Desolat full of distorted textures, striking details and mechanical sounds.
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Tracklist 12": A1. Pherrox A2. Sweatshop B1. Mind Trap B2. Who Am I
Short info:
FRANKFURT'S ROBERT DIETZ FIRST SOLO RELEASE ON DESOLAT
Robert Dietz has been one of the most consistent producers around in recent years, with releases on a diverse assortment of labels including Cecille, Cadenza, Running Back and Saved Records. While Robert's 'Your So Hood' track featured on the Desolat X Sampler back in March, then this will be his long-awaited debut solo release on Desolat, and as one would expect from such a talented producer it is a an striking EP.
'Pherrox' kicks the EP off in startling style. The track has a brooding tone and trudges along, characterised by a sharp beat and a dark distorted vocal, with computerised stabs piercing the soundscape. 'Sweatshop' follows in a different vein and builds, with punchy hi-hats, acid bass, spoken word samples, a panning siren combining brilliantly and resulting in a medley of hedonistic vibes.
Next up is 'Who Am I', which takes a techier-tangent and sees an off-kilter beat, another gloriously manipulated vocal, and percussion spirals effortlessly merge on this mechanical monster. Rounding things up is 'Mind Trap', which is another robotic mutation featuring a disfigured vocal, electronic squelches, and swirling pulses of bass.
On the 'X' EP it is clear that Robert has lived up to his billing as one of the most consistently brilliant producers over the last few years. The X EP is evidence that Robert Dietz has drawn upon all his years of experience to craft an accomplished debut record for Desolat full of distorted textures, striking details and mechanical sounds.
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Barcode: 827170510166 Rel date 26.8.2013
Special Remarks: 12 Inch Single with stickered sleeve
Tracklist: A1.Common A2. Doul B1.Nostlajack B2. Interrude
Robert Dietz returns to Running Back with old fashioned Frankfurt sounds techno soul leanings, Rhein-Neckar ambient, bold melody moves and Todd Terry rave house reminiscences. 4 tracks 4 hits 4 you 4 ever.
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Special Remarks: 12 Inch Single with stickered sleeve
Tracklist: A1.Common A2. Doul B1.Nostlajack B2. Interrude
Robert Dietz returns to Running Back with old fashioned Frankfurt sounds techno soul leanings, Rhein-Neckar ambient, bold melody moves and Todd Terry rave house reminiscences. 4 tracks 4 hits 4 you 4 ever.
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Robert Dietz, - Pandemic
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Robert Dietz, - Red Tops
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Robert Dietz, - Pandemic
Cadenza's latest release comes from a man who has made an undisputable impact on a host of A-list labels since he first began spreading his unique and invigorating sound spectrum in 2008. Hailing from Frankfurt and dividing his time between a hectic touring schedule that see's him travel the world and his studio where he compiles his exciting and technically compound productions , Robert Dietz joins Cadenza for the second time with the 'Slinger' EP.
Eclipsing the A-side is the percussion heavy and show stopper "Pandemic". Infused with sheer funk and relentless groove from its initial doors, "Pandemic" screams of sweat drenched dance floors, grinding movement and unstoppable force. Rebellious and cheeky in its sexual Latino wriggle yet modern and forward thinking in its structure; tight guitars pluck excitedly between intricate rhythm sections; so fast and furious that lines blur and beats blend in a never ending affair with the dance floor. Steaming ever forward with wriggling motion, this belting house track cannot help but infect as it rises and falls, pushes and pulls until exhaustion. Fitting its title like a glove, "Pandemic" is infectious and gripping with jazzy piano melodies and thunderous musicality. As a digital bonus, "Amesons Dub Mix" of "Pandemic" encases the original in a steel and echoing interpretation; hardened edges of metallic drums slide between piercing brass projections for a dub infused and contrasting mix.
On the flip, "Red Tops" is an adrenaline pumped fairground ride; exhilarating, dangerous and manic the smacking hand claps, jazzy cymbal crashes and spiralling drum rolls make way for a lush and rolling b-line with speeding hat's. Slurring sensually, Dietz's lyrics of "Like to ride, like to get high, like to feel the ride" say it all with their rich attitude, naughty nature and reckless allure. Summer may be drawing to an end but the "Slinger" EP is fiercely rhythmic, rife with texture and streams bright light shafts across our dance floors as darkness ascends.
Tracklisting:
A1 - Pandemic - Original Mix
B1 - Red Tops
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Eclipsing the A-side is the percussion heavy and show stopper "Pandemic". Infused with sheer funk and relentless groove from its initial doors, "Pandemic" screams of sweat drenched dance floors, grinding movement and unstoppable force. Rebellious and cheeky in its sexual Latino wriggle yet modern and forward thinking in its structure; tight guitars pluck excitedly between intricate rhythm sections; so fast and furious that lines blur and beats blend in a never ending affair with the dance floor. Steaming ever forward with wriggling motion, this belting house track cannot help but infect as it rises and falls, pushes and pulls until exhaustion. Fitting its title like a glove, "Pandemic" is infectious and gripping with jazzy piano melodies and thunderous musicality. As a digital bonus, "Amesons Dub Mix" of "Pandemic" encases the original in a steel and echoing interpretation; hardened edges of metallic drums slide between piercing brass projections for a dub infused and contrasting mix.
On the flip, "Red Tops" is an adrenaline pumped fairground ride; exhilarating, dangerous and manic the smacking hand claps, jazzy cymbal crashes and spiralling drum rolls make way for a lush and rolling b-line with speeding hat's. Slurring sensually, Dietz's lyrics of "Like to ride, like to get high, like to feel the ride" say it all with their rich attitude, naughty nature and reckless allure. Summer may be drawing to an end but the "Slinger" EP is fiercely rhythmic, rife with texture and streams bright light shafts across our dance floors as darkness ascends.
Tracklisting:
A1 - Pandemic - Original Mix
B1 - Red Tops
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