Piston Recordings celebrates our 600th release with a sublime deep house joint from label boss Rogerio Martins entitled, Vale. It was just over 14 years ago that Rogerio set out to fill a void in the underground music scene in Portugal. He has succeeded his mission, turning Piston into an internationally recognised brand. The label is proud to represent a new breed of artist, nurturing raw talent while drawing in legendary names. The journey continues, and Rogerio remains committed to ensuring that only the finest grooves get the exposure they deserve. For this milestone, we’ve enlisted 4 producers from our roster to get to work on remix duties and, as ever, the results are outstanding. Here’s to another 600 releases, and more.
The release opens with the vibrant, floor-filling Original Mix. Driven by a tight drum arrangement, with a groove laced in swirling, filtered pads and sublime piano chord stabs. Up next we have a solid remix from French duo B&S Concept, who return fresh off the back of their debut, It’s So Good EP. The interpretation here delves into the groovier side of deep house, with a funky flavour throughout. Cool vocals join a chorus of bright synths, smooth sax and an infectious bassline. Our very own stalwart, Ritz, is up on remix duties with yet another fine example of his brand of deep house music. Smooth and atmospheric, the groove is pure and mesmerizing thanks to tight beats, warm analogue basses and layers of captivating pads. We welcome Col Lawton back to PR with a superb remix, which follows his last effort on the remix for msolnusic’s Some Signals EP. Here, he injects a dose of energy into the groove, taking us to the floors with gusto. Sharp, rhythmic percussions and chunky beats lead as bright synth stabs combine with mesmeric arps and a subby bass. South Africa based artist BNinjas makes a return to PR and rounds out the release with solid effort. Punchy kicks and exotic percussions join a strong bassline while deep, moody chords set the tone. Deep and raw, perfect for the late-night session.
The release opens with the vibrant, floor-filling Original Mix. Driven by a tight drum arrangement, with a groove laced in swirling, filtered pads and sublime piano chord stabs. Up next we have a solid remix from French duo B&S Concept, who return fresh off the back of their debut, It’s So Good EP. The interpretation here delves into the groovier side of deep house, with a funky flavour throughout. Cool vocals join a chorus of bright synths, smooth sax and an infectious bassline. Our very own stalwart, Ritz, is up on remix duties with yet another fine example of his brand of deep house music. Smooth and atmospheric, the groove is pure and mesmerizing thanks to tight beats, warm analogue basses and layers of captivating pads. We welcome Col Lawton back to PR with a superb remix, which follows his last effort on the remix for msolnusic’s Some Signals EP. Here, he injects a dose of energy into the groove, taking us to the floors with gusto. Sharp, rhythmic percussions and chunky beats lead as bright synth stabs combine with mesmeric arps and a subby bass. South Africa based artist BNinjas makes a return to PR and rounds out the release with solid effort. Punchy kicks and exotic percussions join a strong bassline while deep, moody chords set the tone. Deep and raw, perfect for the late-night session.
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