Prime Time - Rotor

Prime Time is a new project heavily supported by Oxia. I guess he is like the music godfather of Jeremy Carrasco and Johan Speissegger, he bet on them and it is in fact, an excellent bet! When i listened this release i didn't knew anything about this guys and then i read that they have been involved in techno scene since the 90's, mostly in the suburbs of Paris. This is their 2nd Ep and the best thing i listened this week. The release is composed by three neurotic minimal techno musics, full of style and passionated feelings, and a remix of Oxia, a guy that doesn't know how to disappoint us. So, the release starts with "Metro"... a sick track with deep synths in a pure underground trip. A music very well constructed where we can notice a high level of production. Rotor is a hypno track with a nice rhythm but the rework made by Oxia makes it much more than it, turning it into a perfect dancefloor music giving it a darker boost and a all new set of pumpy elements... never forgetting the original feeling. Last, but not the least, we enter in the"Acid Park" with a magnificent view to another side of the minimal music. You emerge into an hypnotic feeling of tripped acid music... always messing around with your mind. Great groove! Released on Goodlife, a nice surprise!

a1 - Metro
a2 - Rotor
b1 - Rotor (Oxia rework)
b2 - Acid Park

Rls Date: 01.07.2008
GL#032

Oxia - Lost Memory

New release from Oxia - a.k.a. Olivier Raymond - one of the most important producers in the French scene who released musics like "Domino" that everyone loves. His music genre uses to follow melodic standards, music to fly and never get back. Don't expect it here... this one goes around minimal stuff, subtle changes, those things that makes you want more and more. I'm becoming addicted to his productions! Lost memory is a awesome ep released on his own Label - Goodlife - with two tremendous works. "12 Years Later" is a nice music, perfect for anyone's "game", you'll like it for sure, a groovy one. The b side "Lost Memory" is the reason why i'm posting this here. It's not the kind of stuff i was expecting from him,but it's surely a massive production (another one) that this guy presents to us. Tripped neurotic patterns, groovy minimal, great bass line, killer music! As i read in a review... "it will keep you hot during the upcoming winter". I can't get enough of it and i hope you feel the same way i do. Don't loose memory on this one...

a1 - 12 Years Later
b1 - Lost Memory