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The Brazilian talent, EZEK returns to Rabbit Records with a deep EP featuring a whopping three fresh original tracks - ‘New Year'.
We are indeed on the brink of a new world, the new order of power; we are rethinking our human values and staring down the abyss of frightful truth about ourselves. 'New Year' EP marks that moment in history, where we might feel powerless but must stay strong for our families, people that we love, and for all of humanity.
EZEK's three originals tell the tale of closing the proverbial door behind us, bravely facing challenges ahead, however chilling and frightening they might be. In "Any Place" and "New Year" melodic synths wash over the drums like a sunset, punctured by intricate percussive sounds that create movement without being overtly obvious. The ominous pulse in "Sublime" adds to the energy, one part ethereal techno, and one part deeper progressive. Synthetic swells and exploding stars take this into a cosmic territory that feels psychically emotional yet comfortingly familiar.
The first remix on the title track "New Year" arrives courtesy of the Italian producer, who feels at home with Rabbit Records, Evan De Novellis. In his remix, the percussion feels bright and snappy. Discordant synthetic strings vibrate and swerve all around the groove, hiding a restless emotion that pierces through the murky maelstrom of sound. This one reminded us of Evan's own original released on Rabbit Records not so long ago - fuelling and groovy, "Research of Humanity".
A newcomer to the Rabbit Records catalogue, Eddy Tango conjures a memorable rework of EZEK's original "Sublime". After coming to the dance music scene in 1995, in this remix, the German mastermind displays a knack for combining warm production with a veteran's ear for progressive movements. It builds gradually toward a breakdown that does maximal damage with minimal elements, cranking the pressure towards a highly satisfying drop.
'New Year' EP - a memorable milestone.
rabbitrecords.co.uk/RR035
We are indeed on the brink of a new world, the new order of power; we are rethinking our human values and staring down the abyss of frightful truth about ourselves. 'New Year' EP marks that moment in history, where we might feel powerless but must stay strong for our families, people that we love, and for all of humanity.
EZEK's three originals tell the tale of closing the proverbial door behind us, bravely facing challenges ahead, however chilling and frightening they might be. In "Any Place" and "New Year" melodic synths wash over the drums like a sunset, punctured by intricate percussive sounds that create movement without being overtly obvious. The ominous pulse in "Sublime" adds to the energy, one part ethereal techno, and one part deeper progressive. Synthetic swells and exploding stars take this into a cosmic territory that feels psychically emotional yet comfortingly familiar.
The first remix on the title track "New Year" arrives courtesy of the Italian producer, who feels at home with Rabbit Records, Evan De Novellis. In his remix, the percussion feels bright and snappy. Discordant synthetic strings vibrate and swerve all around the groove, hiding a restless emotion that pierces through the murky maelstrom of sound. This one reminded us of Evan's own original released on Rabbit Records not so long ago - fuelling and groovy, "Research of Humanity".
A newcomer to the Rabbit Records catalogue, Eddy Tango conjures a memorable rework of EZEK's original "Sublime". After coming to the dance music scene in 1995, in this remix, the German mastermind displays a knack for combining warm production with a veteran's ear for progressive movements. It builds gradually toward a breakdown that does maximal damage with minimal elements, cranking the pressure towards a highly satisfying drop.
'New Year' EP - a memorable milestone.
rabbitrecords.co.uk/RR035
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