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The mysterious Flytrap makes a swift return the Great Stuff with yet another hard hitting two-tracker. He lays down his trademark room shacking, tech house sound in an energetic and dance floor focused way.

First out the gates is “Acid Sting”. A threatening 303 acid line displays the sinister tone of this track from the start as it slowly reveals more of its insights on the way towards the peak. Subby frequencies and tight drums are rolling, whilst various vocal snippets keep things interesting at all times.

“Satellite Jungle” rounds of the release with pulsating bass rhythms and a gut wrenching kick. Distorted shakers and hats lead the way to another intense moment on a dance floor of your choice. Weird, effect drenched layers of sound mutate and unravel with time and create a chaotic harmony to get lost in.

Acid Sting (Great Stuff)

Flytrap - Satellite Jungle

Flytrap - Acid Sting

Get it here: https://greatstuffrecordings.lnk.to/discotech

Dave Martinez with friends Beto Quedas and Andres Barr bring the South American heat to Great Stuff with a marvellous two-tracker. 

The trio are stepping up their game with a fine selection of rubbery house and tech-house grooves, enhanced with swelling kicks and vast basslines. Twisted vocal fragments add a modern Chicago inspired vibe to these cutting edge creations. Both tracks “Disco Tech” as well as “Harvo” are kept a little rough around the edges to keep things all around exciting.

Disco Tech (Great Stuff)

Dave Martinez, Beto Quedas & Andres Barr - Harvo

Dave Martinez - Disco Tech

Available here: https://greatstuffrecordings.lnk.to/ttu14

Great Stuff proudly presents volume fourteen of its “To The Underground” series. The series features solely exclusive tracks. Hand picked with only the dance floor in mind. Tracks that will work crowds and elevate DJ sets. 

To The Underground Vol. 14 gets going with Lo Cutz’s “Fake Records“. A vibin’, powerful tech-house monster! It’s distinct attributes are howling low frequencies, as well as precise and cutting edge percussion elements. The penetrating breaks and echoed vocal fragments complete the track in perfect fashion.

Next up is Karsten Sollor’s “Love Is”. This bass heavy track is built on a strong foundation: a simple yet extremely powerful bassline, bouncy hats and trippy and pitched male vocals.

Picca & Mars take a more funky route with their booming & energy filled sounds. Fine vocal bits, spaced out effects and a stomping groove make “Right” a sure shot! 

The main focus of Doepp’s “Origins” lays on its rolling, tight tech-house groove and room-filling bassline that support the reverb drenched sound fragments wonderfully.

A sleek, deep groove flows alongside looped and delay-filled musical elements and effects, while on-point vocal snippets provide huge amounts of energy. SMOKI’s “Inside Out” is constructed for late nights and dark dance floors.

AndReew is closing out this great collection of on-point electronic music. His atmospheric “Long Way” piece features a slow-burning techno groove. Pleasuring sounds are accompanied by alien-like pads and the pitched vocals make this track a powerful secret weapon.

G.Stuff

Michael Schrader