LA techno stalwart SHADED steps up to the plate this February with a pair of driving techno party tracks for Twin Turbo, on his third notable EP for the label in the past 2 years with ‘’Creepy Fingers’’.
Recently tipped in at a high No.8 in DJ Mag’s list of ‘’20 DJs to watch in 2016’’ – SHADED is set to have an outstanding year from the get go. His latest EP showcases another side of his signature vibe he is known for, with two cuts of speedy, arpeggiated tech-house punctuated by trippy, heavily effected vocals. Straightforward builders, these are perfect hypnotic floor slammers. Purely energetic groove laden chuggers.
Creepy Fingers starts the EP strong, and spooks around an arpeggio with winding tension. This is trance inflected in the best way, inspiring the verb more than recalling any progressive, melodic, or otherwise Dutch qualities. Scatter Chatter follows and takes the energy up even higher, playing cat and mouse with a tripped out vocal, proving to be an absolutely killer DJ record. Guaranteed club-bombs, the both of them!
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