Bristolian duo, Forget Me Not, return to Losing Suki after 2013’s “The Stronger” EP, keeping up the pressure with their deep and raw garage house sounds on the “Everything But Love” EP.
The title track balances their trademark blend of smooth vocals, organic percussion and heavy bass. A highly accomplished production, the pianos underpin a great vocal hook, with driving and tribal drums creating the good groove. For those that can’t stomach vocals (and why not, we ask?) there’s an Instrumental Version where the Balearic tinges of the piano hook really shines through.
On the flip, “I Know” is another well-crafted, modern garage house cut, shimmering keys and rising pads in all the right places with a skippy beat that the New Jersey heads would be proud of. “Evil” wraps up another solid offering from Forget Me Not, a heads down dancefloor jam with no nonsense bassline to get you properly in the zone.
The title track balances their trademark blend of smooth vocals, organic percussion and heavy bass. A highly accomplished production, the pianos underpin a great vocal hook, with driving and tribal drums creating the good groove. For those that can’t stomach vocals (and why not, we ask?) there’s an Instrumental Version where the Balearic tinges of the piano hook really shines through.
On the flip, “I Know” is another well-crafted, modern garage house cut, shimmering keys and rising pads in all the right places with a skippy beat that the New Jersey heads would be proud of. “Evil” wraps up another solid offering from Forget Me Not, a heads down dancefloor jam with no nonsense bassline to get you properly in the zone.
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