Every track we release excites us in some way, if they didn't then there would be no point releasing them. We've got to say though that we are super excited about our next release.
Nadja Lind and Paul Loraine have once again worked their magic with two diverse tracks exclusively for Wolf Trap, 'Velocity' and 'Left of Centre'. As if that alone wasn't enough, the EP, which will be out on vinyl as well as digitally, includes remixes from Scottish techno legend Vince Watson and Animalz (Sousk and Phil 'Moonface Thompson) making this EP one you will want in your box!
Nadja Lind and Paul Loraine are no strangers to the Wolf Trap roster having had several previous releases on the label. Both artists have established careers in their own rights. Nadja is co owner of Berlin label Lucidflow with her Klartraum partner Helmut Ebritsch. Described by Pulse Radio as a 'leading underground lady' in their Top Ten Chart, Nadja is no stranger to some of the world's most famous clubs and festivals. She's played at clubs such as Tresor, Fabric and DC-10 and her style is eclectic, from dubby atmospheric sounds to driving techno and grooving tech-house. She's recently remixed tracks for Robert Babicz, Alexi Delano and Cari Lekebusch to name a few. Nadja doesn't do limits.
Paul Loraine, currently based in Barcelona, is just as busy. He's recently started his own label Rhythm Cult and is described by Mixmag as UK's 'best kept secret'. Paul has had releases on imprints like Vitalik, Four:Twenty, Fondation, Akbal, Flumo, My Favorite Robot and Lucidflow and his tracks regularly feature in the sets and charts of big DJs such as Jamie Jones, Maceo Plex, Funk D'Void, Magda, Sven Vath, Luciano, Loco Dice and Hernan Catteneo. It's no surprise then that the Lind/Loraine combination works so well.
On remix duties are production duo Animalz and Vince Watson.
Glasgow born Vince is now based in Amsterdam and has been 'blamed' for having a catatonic impact on the global electronic music scene. That's quite a statement but totally accurate. His spacious, poignantly trance-tinged style of Detroit techno helped facilitate the house/techno cross-over at the end of the Millennium with his debut LP Biologique. It carried with it 'Bubbles' and seminal track 'Mystical Rhythm' which still holds classic status on dance floors across the world. As well as owning his own label Bio Music he's regularly had releases on Tresor, Planet E, Everysoul, Delsin, Fcom, Ibadan, Mule and Urban Torque.
Animalz are production duo and friends, Tim Cook and Phil Thompson. Tim who produces under the Sousk guise, has been making music for a few years now and has had releases on NYC's Railyard Recordings, Fade, Kismet and Wolf Trap. His 2013 release 'Pang' has just featured on Luke Solomon's recently released compilation 'Unfinished Business Volume 3'. Phil Thompson aka Moonface is a legend in his own right. He was signed to Bedrock in 99 when Digweed heard a demo of his and has played all over the world at clubs and festivals since. His tracks have featured on numerous compilations including the famous Global Underground series and a Reset Robot remix of Animalz track 'Da Riddum' was included on Defected compilation CD 'MK in Da House'
