Release date: March 23/21 

Our February podcast guest, London-based artist Mattr, returns to Getting Deeper, once again delighting us with another classy, elegant & timeless production. Upcoming on his Loft & Sound imprint is the title melter from his new 3-track EP, Celadon. 

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Mattr aka Matthew Clugston is a leftfield house, breaks, and techno producer as well as a superbly talented motion graphics artist from Birmingham, now living in London. With residencies dating back to his hometown at Code with Steve Lawler as well as supporting gigs for Sasha & Danny Tenaglia, Mattr  shared decks with the likes of Tale of Us & Jamie Jones before hosting his own events with fellow innovator Alex Banks as well as Maxxi Soundsystem, and XXXY, to name a few. It was from there that he made the move to Berlin to study music production & performance and where he'd form a friendship with label partner, Max Winstanley (Lewyn Stan)who he paired up with to launch their Helical Scan imprint.

After years honing his sound, Matthew went on to release his first album along with several other productions on Faceless Recordings, TrippyCode, Ozono, and CRR, garnering support from Amé, Guy Gerber, Anja Schneider, Nick Warren, Rodriguez Jr, & the legendary Laurent Garnier.

25 years after first cutting his teeth DJing tech house & breaks, Mattr's broad musical palette often draws him closer to the more emotive side of electronic music, finding deep resonance with forward-thinking artists like Max Cooper, Jon Hopkins, Tourist, Overmono, Fourtet, Phon.O and Radioactive Man, whom you'll hear plenty of in his consistent & beautifully diverse mix series.

Following two stunning EPs - Antigenic Drift & Salix - Mattr presents another 3-tracker entitled Celadon on his own Loft & Sound imprint, focusing on leftfield house, breaks, idm, and techno.

Celadon

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Continuing to delight progressive music fans, Eric Lune returns to Madloch's Sound Avenue with 'Dreaming Home'. The long-standing Belgian imprint served as the landing spot for Eric's first ever release, a contribution to the label's popular Summer Sampler series in 2018. The following year saw the Melbourne resident return with 'Embers', a production that now sits as one of the most well received tracks of his career. Guy Mantzur's Plattenbank Records has also served as a comfortable home for Eric, with the Aussie artist releasing six productions on the Israeli imprint across a prolific 2020.  Now presenting his first original music of 2021, Eric makes a welcome return to Sound Avenue with 'Dreaming Home'. 

With the release of 'Embers' Eric shone a bright light on his musical talent, crafting one of 2019's most memorable melodies. Now eighteen months later he may have eclipsed that accolade with 'Dreaming Home'.  Typically impressive, the nine minute journey is one of power and emotion, characterized by a robust key changing groove, glassy melodies and charming effects. A glorious progression finds indistinct vocals adding further depth, drifting in and out of coherence leading into the main break, before a tranquil calm lays the groundwork for a swell of melodic colours and galvanized textures which takes you home.  

The companion piece 'Illuminar' impresses with its understated energy and elegant storyboard. Warm, full and undeniably emotive, it's voluptuous groove and rhythmic pulses are transcendent, building momentum as interwoven melodies delight with their playful charm. Further saturating your pleasure centres is a magnificent break, highlighted by sentimental phrasing and redolent arps which unite to spearhead a rousing crescendo and suitably epic finale. It rounds out an invigorating Sound Avenue return for Eric, setting in motion what promises to be a memorable year for the Australian artist.

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