UK house head Wil Maddams follows up his first release on Local Talk with possibly an even stronger EP. Where his first EP went for a more classic jacking house sound these two tracks goes darker into a Moodyman-ish feel. The EP starts off with "Handle the change", a gospel inspired cut with a raw and slightly techy production. If you like u'r church speeches this one's for you! The second track is an ultra deep house nugget with a strong Detroit feel that almost sounds like a production co-op with an old school Pepe Bradock and Theo Parrish. Well…almost ;)UK house head Wil Maddams follows up his first release on Local Talk with possibly an even stronger EP. Where his first EP went for a more classic jacking house sound these two tracks goes darker into a Moodyman-ish feel. Its really cutting edge material if you ask us. The EP starts off with "Handle the change", a gospel inspired cut with a raw and slightly techy production. If you like u'r church speeches this one's for you! The second track is an ultra deep house nugget with a strong Detroit feel that almost sounds like a production co-op with an old school Pepe Bradock and Theo Parrish. Well…almost ;)