SLG - Remixes Pt 1 EP / Remixes Pt 2 EP

What a producer! Since his Caffeine Ep on Trapez, sub label of Traum Schallplatten, I was cativated by Slg (or Lukasz Seliga, from Poland).

His work is awesome, and his recent release of "Invisible EP" on level records is such one more achievement in the consolidation of his quality and work as a minimal/techno producer. So, Trapez, a label with gaven proofs of quality and promoter of their "pearls", challenged some Producers to give their own perspective on Slg's work in Trapez. And the result is here to be seen (or even better, heard!).
This remixes are all good, they're from Caffeine Ep and Sleepless Ep but my fav* is the one from Oliver Hacke, that since his remix in Subject Carrier, Remixes [Trapez], is always in my consideration for a new remix. Cause I think he manages very well a remix, giving a new vision and breath in the music, leaving the sensation that the original producer wanted to make that!
All the remixes are a point ahead, and well worked on details and polyrythmic estructures. A very good Ep, my rate is 4.8 in a 5 scale!
Without any surprise, will shake some actuations from quite some reputed dj's and producers in this Summer party's. :P

Remix Pt 1 [Trapez #76]
a - Florian Meindl - Coffeine Rmx
b - Fülent Gürler - Rushhour Rmx

Remix Pt 2 [Trapez #77]
a - Sandiego - Rushhour Rmx
b1 - Oliver Hacke - Sleepless Rmx
b2 - Lärsson - Nine hours Rmx

SLG - Caffeine

With the second 12" release on Trapez, following his brilliant debut Ep, Nine Hours released August 2006, the top polish producer SLG aka Lukasz Seliga, takes it one step further proving his skill of producing finest post detroit minimal techno music.
Lukasz Seliga has been experimenting and producing music for over ten years, but only recently decided to release it. He claims to be "a perfectionist who laboriously works on details before any release".
When I've heard it, I really thinked "look, Alex Under strikes back" (Saludos Alex Under!). Only when I saw the name I realized it. It's not, of course, Alex Under but haves a mark and it's without any doubt a producer to remember. His focus on details are really deep sh*t with a constructive way that fuses polyrhythmic versatility, quick changes and power in the arranjement leads you into some kind of "music blow"! Comfortable and warm basslines are tottally in tune with all other elements and clicks in the music, and we can't expect anything else from a producer that doesn´t release till "the job's done"! Rushour is more subdued and minimal, but doesn't "escape" from a quality seal! Caffeine is, without a doubt, a great release. It's really minimal techno delivered like a bomb into a dancefloor! It's still hot in the mnmland :P

Label: Trapez
Catalogue: [Trapez 070]
Release date: 11th December 2006

Tracklisting:
A1 - Caffeine
B1 - Rushhour