01. Dzat A Poco
02. Morse
03. Contramatique
04. Four In The Morning
This time from Recon Light comes Dzat A Poco, a more club oriented release from this young producer.
Dzat A Poco starts off with a basic stripped down groove and infectious evolving chord sequence. The track evolves emphasized with noise break and intricate string arrangement. The break develops with transposing washes of orchestration intersected with white noise. After the break, the track slides back into its club groove. The whole track further develops with small breaks and another huge screaming break.
Morse is all about a sliding gliding bass line that morphs itself into the main theme. With its monstrous bass-driven groove, the track evolves combining synthetic percussion patterns with slowly-modulating theme. Showing its full potential after a resonating break, it continues to amaze everybody on the dancefloor wtih its raw power.
Contramatique from the beginning starts with the grooving chord pattern. With a further reinvention of the same chord and the main theme complementing the percussive groove, it hints at the other side of the theme that shows itself as a growling monster theme. With several effecting small breaks, the track proves to be a rewarding club tool.
Faster paced bass sequence opens the fourth track, Four In The Morning. With its glitching percussion and carefully-edited claps, it soon evolves into a grooving madness that a minimal crowd will appreciate to the fullest. With a sparse chord pattern and a few noise-driven moments, it complements this EP perfectly.
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