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Marcellus makes his Hottrax debut this May with ‘Reeces Pieces’.
 
London-born DJ & producer Marcellus had had a bountiful 12 months, dropping flavours across Elrow, Relief and Deeperfect, grabbing the attention of Dennis Cruz, Michael Bibi and Jamie Jones. Now, the UK talents’ beats have landed on Jones’ Hottrax for the first time in the shape of his weighty four-track EP ‘Reeces Pieces’. 

Ghostly pads float over snaking percussion in the fibrous lead track ‘Reeces Pieces’ as male and female vocals battle it out over a brooding bassline, before ‘Reputation' brings the funk with slappy strings, jazzy motifs and deep tones. Next, ‘Wild’ takes no prisoners with pounding low-ends and sassy, loopy lyrics alongside twisted samples, ahead of the swung ‘closing track‘ ‘2003’, harnessing convulsing synths and crescendoing drumrolls as a fitting finale for this dancefloor-ready EP.
 
Marcellus ‘Reeces Pieces’ drops via Hottrax on 16th May 2022. 

Tracklist: 
1) Reeces Pieces 
2) Reputation 
3) Wild 
4) 2003

Reeces Pieces

Reputation

Marcellus - Reputation

Marcellus - Reeces Pieces

For those who couldn't make it, and those who want to live the magic one more time, here is a recording of my set played live from Fusion festival.
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Sylvio B live @ Fusion festival 2022 (Germany)

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Label: Indian Records 
Cat: IND004
Format: Digital, EP 
Country: Dominican Republic 
Released: 29 September 2023 
Genre: Electronic 
Style: Minimal, Deep Tech

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PREMIERE: Pedro Costa - So Alone [Indian Records]

Thank you Azealia for letting us playing with your incredible voice. Hyper love from Paris, France. 
Special Thanx to Jean-Remi

Azealia Banks - Chasing Time (The Hyper Slower Edit By Hyper Francois)

From the famous guy who gave us "My Love Supreme" here is a cut from his crazy 1976 album "Disco Madness", "We Have All The Time" in a remixed version .... 

Milton Hamilton - We Have All The Time (12" Mix)

We make it groovy with this Soulful Sunday kind of house. 

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Grab your digital copy on Bandcamp ! https://serendeept.bandcamp.com/track/sunday-walk

Credits: https://www.discogs.com/Harrison-Crump-Feat-Dajae-Never/release/3023794 // Harrison Crump - Never feat. Dajae (Vocal) - 2006

Sunday Walk (Unreleased)

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The quality of sampling in music, like DJing, is often decided by tasteful selection and arrangement rather than heavy processing and editing. This is something noticeable in some of the best modern dance music, and Parisian label, Sampling As An Art, is certainly close to warranting such description.The label, headed by S3A, is set to release a four-track record of – to use what’s no doubt become a trite joke – sample-heavy music deserving of praise for its genuine artistry. Each track of this EP is quite different to its company, and we reckon we’ve landed the best of the lot for our premiere: the A1 tune by Sweely, Dollar G.

Lively percussion persists with full musical force during the whole eight minutes of this jazzy, house number, introducing itself in tasteful layers throughout the opening part of the track until a bass and piano, with quintessential jazz timbre, slide in smoothly.

Almost four minutes in we realise where the song was headed all along: toward a soulful female vocal harmony that lifts the music up another level and keeps it there until the end.

A second track of this quality could justify a two-track EP. Luckily, the other three are almost on par, we think. Bogota’s Felipe Gordon adds some acid-jazz fusion, before a daft-punk-style Pnom Pen remix and a stripped back, sax-samples-and-all cut from G2S round off the record on the B side.