B) Pacelift - Signal Analysis (rolling progressive breaks)

the songs are in ogg vorbis format

Now it's time for some big dub. The two finnish bass dealers, also known as Takomo, provide some heavy shit. Mary Wana is an intense breakbeat track with some dubby sounds and is aimed straight to the dancefloor. Sure man, i'll give you some of that stuff, brother.

Pacelift, who already featured on our first ep is now back with some BT-influenced beats. As usual for him, trancy synths combine with rolling beats and a twisted bassline, but this time the result is now harder than his track on the first ep. And a distorted 808 is always a good thing.

A) Kowloon - The Puzzles Last Piece (smooth vocal downtempo)
B) Keith 303 - Electronic Space Cowboy (trip hop space odyssey)

the songs are in ogg vorbis format

Our second release offers you some downtempo grooves. The Puzzles Last Piece is a tune whose every ingredient could be described with the word "smooth". Smooth beats, pads, vocals, the whole atmosphere. I also have to add, that this has been one of my favourite tracks for the last few weeks, so believe me, it's worth downloading.

Electronic Space Cowboy is a bit harder track. Keith303 has managed to put together a spacy triphop track with that "imagine yourself floating in space"-atmosphere. Slightly rough beats and soft strings work well together and the whole package is really well produced, which is something you can expect from the old maestro.

1) Pacelift - Blue Gold (atmospheric nu skool breaks)
2) Opia - Slow Mo The Moth (mellow downtempo lick)
3) Furi Anga - Reality Check (fragile dnb stormer)
4) Willbe - Tribal City (mellow trip hop)

the songs are in ogg vorbis format

Reunion ep starts with Blue Gold by Pacelift, our new artist hailing from Finland. Blue Gold is an atmospheric, almost epic breaks track with slight influences from the Good Looking side of the jungle. Sweet melodies and great atmospheres, but also fat beats and a catchy bassline. You'll either hum the lead melody or the bassline for the next week.

Opia's Slow Mo The Moth could be described with word "atmospheric" as well. Sounding like Boards of Canada, although more organic, this tune is perfect music for chilling out. But the beats make you nod your head.

Reality Check is completely different. Although this track starts quite nice and quietly, at least when the reese bass fades in after the long intro you will notice this dark, but also quite fragile sounding dnb stormer is far from mellow. Furi Anga plays nicely with different moods and even though this tune's got reese, tramen and trancy sounds, it's far from a generic cheesy trance'n'bass anthem which is pretty rare these days.
Our main man in France, Willbe gets the honour of ending this four track ep with his lovely trip hop tune. Imagine yourself flying over mountains and finding an ancient city in the middle of huge waterfalls. That's what this tune made me think of.