The Folklor Nation imprint, borne out of the Folklor nightclub of Lausanne, Switzerland

has established itself as a purveyor of cosmic tinged nu-disco cuts over its past eight

releases with material from label bosses Adolpho & Franky, CYRK and remixes from the

likes of Prins Thomas, Jonathan Kusuma and more. Here though the label once again

welcomes more powerhouse producers in on remix duties for their new single ‘Seven’

with Permanent Vacations Benjamin Fröhlich and Running Back’s Chinaski stepping up,

the release will also coincide with the club hosting the much-revered John Talabot for

the club’s 7th anniversary.

The original mix of ‘Seven’ leads and sees Adolpho & Franky lay down their signature

arpeggio fuelled, cinematic style across a six-minute cosmic journey through synthesis

and retro tinged rhythms. Benjamin Fröhlich follows to offer a more robust twist on the

original with bumpy bass stabs and swinging house drums stirred in amongst the

original’s bouncy synth work.

Lastly, Chinaski rounds out the release with his take on ‘Seven’ taking the influence even

deeper into the past courtesy of lo-fi drums, additional playful vintage synth licks and a

general early synthesis, eighties leaning aesthetic.