The next release from Melomana Records, reference number 41, brings us a long-awaited EP titled "Equinox" from established Lithuanian producer John Patter. This new work reaffirms his dominance in the label and his continued evolution in the contemporary electronic scene. Composed of four songs, "Equinox", "Isolation", "Easter" and a remix of "Easter" by Wolg, this EP promises to be a gem for the most demanding club music lovers.
From the first track, "Equinox", Patter immerses us in a deep and vibrant sonic journey. The forceful and aggressive percussions are the pillar of this cut, modulated with grotesque and psychedelic samplers that seem to emerge from the abyssal depths. It is an auditory experience that few manage to explore with such intensity and mastery, and that envelops us in a dark and enveloping environment.
"Isolation" follows the same vein, but adds an extra layer of complexity. The percussion here feels like the feverish gallop of a horse in the middle of the
night, propelling us into a frenetic and captivating sonic journey. Rhythmic elements are intertwined with textures and sounds that evoke a sense of isolation and reflection, living up to its title.
"Easter", meanwhile, offers a different perspective within the same soundscape. Although it maintains the characteristic rhythmic power of Patter, it introduces lighter and brighter melodies that contrast with the previous songs. It is a piece
that perfectly balances aggressiveness and luminosity, creating an almost ritualistic atmosphere.
Wolg's remix of "Easter" closes the EP with a flourish. Wolg takes up the main elements of the original song and adds his personal touch, intensifying the more psychedelic and experimental aspects. The result is a hypnotic, explosive reinterpretation that feels both familiar and innovative.
On "Equinox", John Patter not only gives us his infallible formula for the dance floor, but also consolidates his thunderous and powerful sound. He manages to mix the best of the spirit of the 90s with contemporary European influences, creating an avant-garde and magnetic work. This EP is destined to become a smash in the best clubs and festivals, making it clear that the bar for future Melomana Records references remains high.
In short, "Equinox" is a masterful demonstration of John Patter's talent and a statement of intent for what is to come. Without a doubt, an essential addition for any electronic music lover.
From the first track, "Equinox", Patter immerses us in a deep and vibrant sonic journey. The forceful and aggressive percussions are the pillar of this cut, modulated with grotesque and psychedelic samplers that seem to emerge from the abyssal depths. It is an auditory experience that few manage to explore with such intensity and mastery, and that envelops us in a dark and enveloping environment.
"Isolation" follows the same vein, but adds an extra layer of complexity. The percussion here feels like the feverish gallop of a horse in the middle of the
night, propelling us into a frenetic and captivating sonic journey. Rhythmic elements are intertwined with textures and sounds that evoke a sense of isolation and reflection, living up to its title.
"Easter", meanwhile, offers a different perspective within the same soundscape. Although it maintains the characteristic rhythmic power of Patter, it introduces lighter and brighter melodies that contrast with the previous songs. It is a piece
that perfectly balances aggressiveness and luminosity, creating an almost ritualistic atmosphere.
Wolg's remix of "Easter" closes the EP with a flourish. Wolg takes up the main elements of the original song and adds his personal touch, intensifying the more psychedelic and experimental aspects. The result is a hypnotic, explosive reinterpretation that feels both familiar and innovative.
On "Equinox", John Patter not only gives us his infallible formula for the dance floor, but also consolidates his thunderous and powerful sound. He manages to mix the best of the spirit of the 90s with contemporary European influences, creating an avant-garde and magnetic work. This EP is destined to become a smash in the best clubs and festivals, making it clear that the bar for future Melomana Records references remains high.
In short, "Equinox" is a masterful demonstration of John Patter's talent and a statement of intent for what is to come. Without a doubt, an essential addition for any electronic music lover.
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