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Efdemin: Decay

Sollmann has neither changed his principles nor broken the continuity of his body of work with this album. Overall, it feels like a bifurcation. A necessary one.

Max Graef: Rivers Of The Red Planet

Delivered with such an assured confidence you’d forget Graef is barely in his twenties. Crank this up on a sunny day for maximum good times and a guaranteed smile.

Kassem Mosse: Workshop 19

Mixing heady expectations with a groove that leaves no one left behind, once more Mr Wendel delivers a near-perfect plate; patiently making his mark in electronic music’s history books.

Mix Tape: Patricia

Mysterious Opal Tapes producer Patricia comes to London on Friday 28th March to play his live debut for VENT at Birthday’s in Dalston. We spoke to Patricia about his international tour and expectations of his show in London. Patricia has also created a YouTube mix tape for you to stream.

Nous

George Mavrikos, label founder of Nous, talks us through the roots of the imprint and the label’s vision. Jose Rico of Downbeat Records takes the reigns for the mix, as he’s one of the artists scheduled to release an EP with Nous later this year.

Deep House Introspective I: DJ Sprinkles – Midtown 120 Blues

Like so many genres, the deep house album creates a contemplative space within the listener’s mind encouraging them to introspect, to tune in and switch on. In order to showcase the effect, this series of articles will chart the last five years of deep house music, picking one album from each year.