At present, the sonic sea is awash with over-saturated kicks, pitched down broken hats and busted toms; typically cascading through a spooky pad sequence or some low quality YouTube rip of a Boyz II Men verse. Like any trend in music - people catch on - then every Tom, Dick n’ Harry cracks Ableton 9 on their Dads 2013 Dell laptop and start pumping their stuff into every corner of the sonisphere from their throne constructed from Man Utd bed sheets, fidget spinners and ambiguously used tissues...

Look, we like a miss-shaped and dishevelled house belter as much as the next man but - just like any other genre or sub-genre of music - there are of course “good” and “bad” attempts at production within a respective format. New boy, Helter’s 4 track “Polaris EP” on Beachy Head is an example of the “good” shit - and very good shit it is indeed.

“Die Waiting” opens up the EP with a bang. You’re hit fairly sharpish with a thudding kick, counterbalanced by a squelchy stab sequence - shortly-after kissed by the vocal sample which runs true throughout the track. Colourful pads and bass-heavy toms then bleed into the mix while the track constantly evolves in structure and ferocity. All-in-all, “Die Waiting” is an instant classic and has been exquisitely crafted from start to finish - one to fill almost any scenario with immeasurable hype.

Artist: https://soundcloud.com/HelterMusic
Label: Beachy Head
Release date: 29th Sept 2017

Cop here >>> https://beachyheadmusic.bandcamp.com/album/polaris

PREMIERE: Helter - Die Waiting [Beachy Head]

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