Hamza returns to Wind Horse Records after last years Thar single and he does so with an exceptional four song EP that continues to expand his evocative deep house sound. Titled the Dakini EP, this latest release also shows a spirit of experimentation, as Hamza explores different styles and vibes resulting in a diverse but powerful set of tracks.

The EP opens with Dakini and its lightly plucked rhythmic synth sequence. As often found in Hamzas production, the more traditional deep house intro subtly transforms into lush and vibrant sonic layers that include distant vocals, dreamy percussion, and worldly ingredients.

Dazzle On gets a little tougher, with its punchy bass line, filtered piano like motif and steady four-on-the-floor movement. Taking things a bit darker and exotic, Temple gives an impression of the dance floor as a hallowed place, with ritualistic bells, percussion, and flutes accenting the insistent beat and sub-bass bounce.

Closing the EP is Lantern, a techier cut that introduces skippy rhythms, prominent dub echo splashes, and a hypnotically churning bass. This ones ideally suited for after hours visions. Hamza delivers once again