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Emilio Mustafá returns to Noisy Neighbours with distinct, underground sensibility across 10-track ‘Funk City’ LP

Solee

Solee returns to Future Romance with edgy yet emotional new track ‘Mother Nature’

Deer Jade

Deer Jade drops bouncy, disco-dusted house groover ‘Take Me To’ via I AM YOU

Dillon Marinez

Dillon Marinez brings playful percussion and funky bass to Groove Motive via ‘The Growler’ EP

Steve Lawler

Steve Lawler debuts on Ulu Records with deep yet understated groove on new single, ‘Away’

Guido Schneider links with Daniel Dreier for two new tunes on the Opulence label that come with tasty remixes from Martin Buttrich and Ostrich

Thomas Gaboury-Potvin
Minimal / Deep Tech, Reviews
18 December 2018

Master minimalist Guido Schneider links with Daniel Dreier for two new tunes on the Opulence label that come with tasty remixes from Martin Buttrich and Ostrich.

Opener ‘Liquid Summer’ is a fluid deep techno cut, with rolling rubbery drums and spooky vocal echoes. Woozy synths lead your mind down a rabbit hole and the result is perfect dancing music. Studio wizard Martin Buttrich remixes it into something more dry and stripped back, with driving drums and off kilter piano notes bringing a freaky feel. The next original is ‘Behind the Curtain’, a punchy cut with the sort of warm drums that really make you move. Curious synth details, alien life forms and sci-fi motifs all colour the groove and make it a perfect late night jam, while Ostrich remixes it into seven minutes of restless and kinetic minimal tech with spangled synths and sci-fi details that bring real charm. Buttrich then offers a Sub Fire Dub of Liquid Summer that’s designed for melting minds and latching intoxicated bodies onto the smooth, endless grooves. This is another excellent release from Opulence.

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