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White Circle Canteen (Asa Moto Remix)

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Alex Andrikopolous AKA Lex (Athens) released his brilliant debut album Waving in 2022 on Leng and he now returns with an EP combining fine remixes of tracks from Waving alongside two new previously unheard cuts.

The remixes are undeniably special. Fittingly, the EP begins with the first of these, a sensationally sun-soaked revision of one of Andrikopolous’s most Balearic moments – previous single ‘Punta Allen’ – by former Nuphonic fusionists and FAR label founders Faze Action. The Lee brothers’ take is one of those sunset-friendly workouts that wraps glistening guitar licks, steel pan style motifs, Lex’s gorgeous lead lines, hazy electric piano solos and life-affirming keyboard riffs around rolling nu-disco beats and a new rubbery bassline courtesy of Robin Lee himself. It has the feel of a pool-side anthem in the making.

Just as potent is the typically quirky and hard-to-pigeonhole revision of ‘Prezend’ by Manchester maverick Ruf Dug. Here he offers up a genuinely revolutionary rework, re-imaging the track as a sparse-but-colourful fusion of vintage acid house bass, saucer-eyed piano riffs, dubbed-out synth sounds, jacking lo-fi drum machine beats and squelchy TB-303 tweaks. While fresh and undeniably contemporary, the remix has an alluringly nostalgic, retro-futurist vibe. 

Clustered around these two top-notch revisions is a pair of previously unreleased Lex originals. He joins forces with regular collaborator Locke once more on ‘Libre De Amor’, an infectious chunk of, low-slung dub disco marked out by weighty bass, jammed-out electric piano motifs, spacey pads, intergalactic effects and mazy synth solos. Dotted with additional percussion hits and echoing female vocal snippets, it’s one of the pair’s most potent dancefloor workouts of recent times.

To round off a rock-solid EP, the Athens-based veteran blurs the boundaries between stripped-back, late-80s house nostalgia and nu-disco. ‘Super Awake’ boasts cowbell-sporting Chicago house beats and acid house inspired bass, on to which he’s layered all manner of colourful synth sounds, jangly piano stabs and spacey electronics. Throw in some typically immersive chords and progressively more psychedelic TB-303 motifs, and you have a genuinely triumphant conclusion to a formidably floor-focused EP.

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Lex (Athens) & Locke - Libre De Amor

“The Urge” by Adam Oland

After a ten year break, Amsterdam based producer and Oland Recordings founder Adam Oland returns with “The Urge” a reflective and powerful reawakening. Known for his emotionally driven soundscapes and progressive roots, Adam delivers a track that feels both timeless and deeply personal.

“The Urge” unfolds through rich melodies, ambient textures, and a steady heartfelt pulse. It is a journey without lyrics crafted by a self taught artist who has always let emotion lead the way. Drawing subtle inspiration from legends like Eric Prydz, Chicane, and Michael Cassette, the track carries Oland’s unmistakable fingerprint: cinematic, honest, and atmospherically profound.

With past support from the likes of Sander Kleinenberg, Miss Nine, and Michael Cassette, Adam’s return is not just nostalgic, it is a reminder of the depth and meaning progressive music can hold.

“The Urge” is more than a title. It is a feeling, a place within, and a long awaited return to sound and self.

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