For its debut vinyl, De La Groove has gathered 8 tracks to build a genuine Various Artist EP. It is willingly offering an aesthetic and eclectic overview of modern House producing.
Opening on a groove cruising track brought by Jeff Tuts, you can feel the western coast vibes grooving upon a cosmic vocal. Second track by Bellaire goes right into you, blurring lines between a very jazzy sax gimmick and a ghetto-alike vocal, a House track that might well bring up a complete dancefloor together. Third comes Knuckle G with a loud track, swinging over a heavy bassline with Rhodes tricks on top, a very dynamic track that can easily turn into a dancefloor weapon. Forth and last of the A-side, Too Many Cars signed a solid 90's house beat, carried on by a relentless drum covering a swarming pad.
B-side opens on a soulful house track blooming in harmonies, at the crossroad of jazz and discoid genre, courtesy of Le Hutin. Chinau delivers the second track, a smooth ballad dubbed with a pregnant moogish bassline sprinkled with rare piano play coating a wide string pad. For the third track, B.K Mik drops a soulful garage-house ambience, with a forceful half-broken beat thriving over a vocal jazzy background. Closing the B-side, Vanderkraft lift us over new horizons with ethnic percussions along an Indian vocal sample and a funky guitar riff, a refreshing final track.
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