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LOVING YOU WAS EASY - ZHUTE

Released on Obscure Records in 1993. If you'd like to see this repressed, register your interest here: https://mailchi.mp/2c067a9a962a/obscures

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Wave Of The Future

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In-Reach Records is back with its thirteenth release (IRR013), and it's a big one: Sedo makes a highly anticipated return, teaming up with the esteemed producer Log1n.

"Too Fast For You" The definition of a roller, leads the charge on the A-side. This track plunges listeners into an intense sonic landscape, driven by its truly distorted bassline that promises to resonate through any sound system and command the dancefloor.

This latest release from Sedo and Log1n on In-Reach Records isn't just another track; it's a testament to their innovative sound design and sophisticated arrangements. It's a must-listen for anyone who appreciates electronic music delivered with power, precision, and a healthy dose of sonic exploration.

Worldwide release 5/9/25

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PREMIERE: Sedo & Log1n - Too Fast For You (IRR013)

Boss Mode re-animates itself once again to present the raw rave energy of the mysterious China-based production outfit known only as RHXPHN feat. Simon B.

‘Real’ is the kind of old-skool hardcore joint that could have come straight from an unearthed DAT tape circa 1992. Hi-NRG piano arpeggios are strapped to a thundering 4x4 kick-drum with a dash of jungle on top, for an absolutely face-melting warehouse weapon that is so authentic to the golden era of rave you can practically smell the Vicks Vaporub.

‘How Can I Let You Go’ mines a similar vein with it’s soaring diva vocals and rough breakbeat exoskeleton encasing a cavernous, skull-splitting bassline that takes you on a ride to the darkside with it’s sinister melodies and atonal LFO bleeps.

The inimitable MKII steps up on remix duties to round things off with a blistering take on the title track, mutating the original into a breakbeat roller complete with grime-flavoured orchestral stabs, flowing piano lines and a symphonic flourish that will have you sweating serotonin in a nanosecond.

Wave Of The Future

ZHUTE

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