Gratts' last record ‘New Horizons’ saw the light earlier this year. Now, the Belgian has invited musical pals from far and wide to reinterpret the EP tracks. As we have grown to expect, the result is a collection of accomplished and timeless house grooves.
Starting proceedings is Texas producer Fennec. Fresh from releasing a hit EP with our Studio Barnhus pals, he offers an addictively rolling 'Better Days' re-chug, sure to captivate dancefloors all over the place.
Next up, it's the return of the elusive PJ Principle. The man formerly known as Peej (two decades ago he released some incredible music via Nottingham’s legendary DiY Discs) already appeared on a Gratts EP a few years ago with a beautiful extended version of 'Euphoria'. This time, he treats us to a stunningly luscious redo of 'New Horizons' with a nod to Mr. Deephouse himself - yep, it's Larry. House luminaries Terry Farley & Wade Teo give 'Off My Feet' a 90s style re-vamp - a track that wouldn’t have sounded out of place in a Junior Vasquez set at The Sound Factory NYC, while Adelaide’s Ed Temple destructs, rerubs and transforms it into a sleazy slice of hardware boogie.