CXT003: With The Pulse
Impressive quality and contains four, well-portioned dancefloor experiments. Expect an unraveling journey from start to finish.
Read MoreSecret Agent Gel & Redders – Change My Ting
With dollops of flavor and oozing with charm, Change My Ting is a saucy entry into Durkle Disco’s already impressive back catalog.
Read MoreSyn – Temper
It’s a whole different way of painting a soundscape, and she accomplishes it to great effect.
Read MoreDaze Prism – Brizili EP
The pieces come together, and again there’s a feeling like the nice guy you just met at the coffee shop will save you when the apocalypse hits. Do not underestimate the resources that lie within.
Read MorePIHMS – Shoulder Season
Hats and noise sweeps slide by, like dry ice. I love the tension in this as it continually approaches and then recedes.
Read MoreNan Kolè x DJ Tess – Homemade Ep
Simple melodies leave the beats space to breathe, ironically leaving me breathless with switchbacks, subtle pattern changes, and detailed reverb creating just enough depth.
Read MoreZ-KAT – the Forgotten ep
The simple elements that can make a great dance tune – scratchy samples hook you, driving bass propels you forward, and a great beat with subtle variation keeps you dancing.
Read MoreDJ Tess – IENE
Claustrophobic and urgent, banshees chant over frenetic drums, while tension-filled drones build hover overhead before crashing over your head in waves of sub and siren.
Read MoreMr Solo – Solo Mission
Most of these tunes are bangers, not anthems, the kind that the best DJs use to set a mood, make people get low, and go home with smiles.
Read MoreBakongo – Momoweb / Disposition / Goulbap
So many tiny, fractal-like details form patterns, blend together, and become one, whole natural experience.
Read MoreBass Clef – Zamyatin Renumbered
Exploring garage, kuduro, UK funky, Squarepusher jungle, itchy IDM, and shimmering, disorienting ambient… It’s an extremely thick 43 minutes of music but a rewarding listen, end to end.
Read MoreNaughty – Dom 877 + Killa P
The warning sirens and deep toms keep pace perfectly with the rugged vocals of Killa P. So good.
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