Hector Dolores' latest release on Eichtal Recordings, Spring Break EP, is a vibrant fusion of rhythm, groove, and hypnotic energy an ode to the timeless essence of underground dance music. Featuring three meticulously crafted tracks, Spring Break, The Underground, and So Close, this EP is a deep, pulsating journey through tribal percussions, subby basslines, and atmospheric synths, all wrapped in an old-school spirit that pays homage to the roots of electronic music.

The title track, Spring Break, bursts with uplifting intensity, embodying the euphoria of liberation. Crisp percussions and rolling basslines drive the momentum forward, while airy synths and subtle vocal elements weave an atmosphere of anticipation like the first warm breeze of spring, awakening the senses and calling for movement.

The Underground dives deeper into the pulse of the city's nightlife, resonating with the raw energy of dark, intimate dancefloors. Its hypnotic grooves and tribal-infused beats create an irresistible sense of momentum, pulling the listener into a state of rhythmic meditation. This track is a tribute to the spirit of underground music unfiltered, soulful, and deeply immersive.

Closing the EP, So Close exudes a more introspective, almost seductive quality. Layers of warm synth pads, rolling drums, and entrancing vocals create a soundscape that feels both intimate and expansive. It captures the magic of those fleeting moments on the dancefloor when music, movement, and emotion become one.

Artwork by: marbArt

Eichtal Recordings tracks are played and supported by: Marco Carola, Joseph Capriati, Stefano Noferini, Paco Osuna, Franky Rizardo, Waff, Jamie Jones ...