Flumos mainstay Ekkohaus returns, this time bringing a full-bodied package for the dance floor audience. ------ Laurent Garnier "GREAT ¨P -- full support from me" Truncate "really dig that Far Fetcher track as well as 64 Bars. Thanks!" Adriatique "thanks...A2 and B2 for us. !!" Tom findlay / Groove Armada "5/5 love this. Far Fetcher is a beaut! EP as a whole wondeful." Jacques Renault/Brooklyn, NY - "Fantasy hitting all the right buttons, nice EP." Red Rackem - "Super strong stuff from Kostas. Wow - really playable but also musical and deep. I need to play them out now. Wavs please!" Roman Flügel “ thank you very much for sending this.!Great stuff, especially 64 Bars & Masketeers. I’ll definitely play! “ Doc Martin / Sublevel Los Angeles. " Very cool cuts !!! " Simian Mobile Disco “ Thanks for these, lovely stuff! “ Adesse Versions “ It sounds fresh and nice, Fantasy is my pick, love the synth one at the end too. thxx “ Nick Church/ Casino Times. London. " Feeling this! 64 Bars is such a treat at the end of this release" Luke Turner (Alfresco Disco / Futureboogie) "I am gonna be playing Masketeers and Fantasy!" Angel Molina "with no doubt, '64 Bars' is the one for me here. Synthetic addictive stuff, exactly what I´m looking for. Thanks!!!!" ..... Suitably, 'Far Fetcher' acts as a warm welcome, inviting the listener inside its richly deep analogue soundscapes, closely reminiscent of deeper sides of classic house rhythms that have emanated from USA. It's pace provides for a perfect way to start off the dance floor moving, while it's synth-vocal exasperations create soulful depth which maintains powerful sense of impressionist melodicism. Things get darker and more aggressive with 'Musketeers', a dub-heavy rhythm that drives one to involuntary movement due to its relentless repetition and such repetition's subtle swing. The amalgamation of synth along with the pulsating sub invigorates one to move and bounce along with these elements. 'Fantasy' is the rare specialty. The cut provides rhythms and groove for the penultimate party vibe. It's funkiness and transcendent melodies drive the vocals to the extent of ecstasy. The calm-down moment is brought by '64 Bars', a rhythmic, synth-inflected break progressions captured in one of many live sets of Ekkohaus'. Arthur Russel’s haunting vocalisations hint towards techno and experimental scenes, while its warmth never escapes the medium of the vinyl record.