Exploring some more corners of electronic underground wide hand fan of style, our label boss JP Chronic joined Gospell music label boss Denny Loco from Italy for a couple originals that will light that bulb over your head to it, synth melodies and abstract groove on the menu..
Starting with "Electric Cars" where you can find the duo bringing forward a mechanical beat locked down to a colourful rhythmic groove with synth rainbows that will transport you right in the feeling of having your brand new electric car, that by the way has been notified that the sister island of Ibiza, Formentera will be one of the first using them properly…
Next is "No Gate Announced" is a sad electronic ballad, seeking for all those emotions and moments, most deejays will relate to those long hours of waiting for your flights, uplifting yet sliding down, driven bass yet melody fade, that first or last weird but cool jam to stick in your box…
Last but not least "A Flower" Featuring M.A.R.Y by Denny Loco, is a big room identity with an amazing vocal from Italian Singer "M.A.R.Y" twisted knobs & monster synths, something to try on those festival speakers tips off for Maceo plex & Sky dark journey with synth OD & a destroy everything spirit that will make you move… alongside with an Instrumental mix that is very welcome indeed and a marvellous remix from Plettro records label boss Luigi aka D Lewis, breaking it down for y'all Tech house jammers, snared clash and rolling percussions to one equation under a groove, destinations that will makes you move… enjoy and thanks in advance for the support.
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