12” / “Deep as Hell” / Einmaleins-Musik050
A - Chris Lattner "9 Minutes House"
B1 - Chris Lattner "Deep as Hell"(Pezzner rework)
B2 - Chris Lattner "Deep as Hell"
The 50th release for any label is an auspicious occasion but the 50th release for Berlin based Einmaleins
is made all the more important when looking at the wealth of artists it has helped develop over the years.
Remute, Seuil, SweetnCandy, Mark Henning and Agnes are just a few of immense talents to have graced
the imprint and it continues to be a springboard for real quality.
Rising house music star Chris Lattner is the artist in which the half-century celebrations are focused, with
his “Deep as Hell” EP providing two original cuts and a sterling remix from Pezner – and doing so in fine style.
“9 Minutes of House” takes the A-side and, as the title suggests, is a 9:05 minute peak time houser with
an infections groove. Filtered vocal hits, loose shakers and chord stabs create a rhythm above a bottom
heavy stomp, with carefully placed drops and builds creating immense tension throughout.
The B-side is populated with both the original and Pezner remix of “Deep As Hell”, the perfect counterpoint to
“9 minutes of House”. In it’s original form, it’s a low slung, clap driven rumbler which builds slowly and
steadily around elastic chords and looped percussion. Pezner takes things even deeper, proving why he’s one
of the hottest names in house right now. Bass heavy and moody, his interpretation is a sub-aquatic feel
with sounds slowly emerging out of the low end fuzz - this is serious deep house.
So, a worthy 50th for Einmaleins and yet another winner for ascendant star Chris Lattner – raise a glass!
soundfiles here:
http://www.wordandsound.de/article/61801
http://www.einmaleins-musik.de
http://www.myspace.com/chrislattnerartist
release date: 23. November 2009
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