Flow Music is back with the 10th release on its record label, and it’s celebrating double figures with an epic melodic house EP featuring enchanting original music by Amir Telem, plus remixes from Nōpi and Soul Button.
Amir Telem is an Israeli artist whose broad tastes cover a full range of melodic styles ranging from indie dance to progressive house. An accomplished DJ and talented producer, Amir Telem’s style fuses invigorating melodies with expansive atmosphere and crisp percussion to create tracks and remixes released by the likes of Bar 25, 3000 Grad Records, Pipe & Pochet, Joof and Armada.
On remix duty, Nōpi is a Ukrainian artist known for his deep and uplifting releases on Anjunadeep, All Day I Dream and Do Not Sit. He is a talented young producer whose organic style warms the heart, mind and soul.
Also providing a remix, Soul Button is a German artist who plays headline DJ sets across Europe and further afield. He describes his melodic style as ethereal techno as its angelic atmosphere and driving percussion are truly spine-tingling. His own record label Steyoyoke is the main outlet for his original tracks, but he has provided remixes for other labels including the likes of Einmusika Recordings.
“Laws of Detachment” is an uplifting track with shuffling percussion and angelic vocal samples, and Soul Button’s remix works in extra synths that build suspense and lift the intensity. “Radesh” is second of the two originals, and it has fluttering melodies layered with dramatic stabs to create a monumental sound. Nōpi’s remix of Radesh softens the original by adding a tranquil vibe that contrasts with the upbeat percussion to create a mesmerising version that’s perfect for the dance floor.
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