Last spotted jamming on Rejected with Michel de Hey in summer 2019, Rotterdam long-timer Boris Ross returns to Rejected with two more primetime devices.
'Hee' goes back to one of the oldest - and best - tricks in the house music book. Everything is built up around a simple but stately vocal sample that gives the track character and consistency as the nagging bass riff jig and jags in a funky angular style around it.
Meanwhile on 'Fake' our kid Ross unleashes his inner Norris Windross like an absolute boss. Bumping UK bass business with steamroller jacking beats and smoky spoken word vocals from Chicago Hustle, there are heavy nods to both UK garage and classically rooted house right here. A straight up club flattener that will complement any record you mix it with, DJ devices as explosive as this don't come around every day. In fact there ain't nothing 'Fake' about either of these tracks.
As always, expect nothing but real talk from Ross and Rejected.
'Hee' goes back to one of the oldest - and best - tricks in the house music book. Everything is built up around a simple but stately vocal sample that gives the track character and consistency as the nagging bass riff jig and jags in a funky angular style around it.
Meanwhile on 'Fake' our kid Ross unleashes his inner Norris Windross like an absolute boss. Bumping UK bass business with steamroller jacking beats and smoky spoken word vocals from Chicago Hustle, there are heavy nods to both UK garage and classically rooted house right here. A straight up club flattener that will complement any record you mix it with, DJ devices as explosive as this don't come around every day. In fact there ain't nothing 'Fake' about either of these tracks.
As always, expect nothing but real talk from Ross and Rejected.
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