Plus Plus is back with new originals from Nathan Wool and a solid lineup of remixers added for your listening pleasure! First featured as a remixer on Plus Plus’ successful Petros Odin release, Nathan Wool gives us three emotionally raw original tracks that will captivate dance floors from midnight to sunrise.

Dont Know if I Said begins with a high energy drone that is accented by intricate snares and toms that push the track throughout. His vocal work, minimal and effective, is accompanied by dark airy synths and low synth stabs that drive until the track climaxes with the pairing of the same high energy drone and variations of his vocals.

Denis Yashin’s dreamy take on Don’t Know if I Said ramps up as shakers and dubbed out vocal effects climax with the tracks edgy synth stabs. An eerie synth overtone pushes the track forward before cutting to vocals and drums before ramping up once more with the drone and cooling down from there.

Llieno strips down Don’t Know if I Said and reimagines the synth and bassline with new edgy replacements. This techy recreation uses the vocals as accents and breaks before introducing them fully as the drones, drums, and bass all come together. Each element gets the spotlight as the track progresses before

Crossing Soul showcases catchy upbeat drums and an ethereal melodic synth line accented by unique vocal hits. The drums fade and the synth line takes control until the vocals materialize and the drums return in a pulsing groove. The track cools down with variations on the synth line while the drums slowly fade.

Petros Odin’s remix of Crossing Soul conveys dreamy undertones complemented by massive disco-esque drums and bassline. The snares and toms roll while building the airy synthline. The track breaks down leaving the synth work to shine all before the heavy drums and bass kick right back in.

Spirit begins with a four-on-the-floor snare and kick slowly ramping up with crashes and cymbals accented by a smooth synth bassline. Nebulous synth lines and deep vocals grab the attention as the chunky drum groove propels the song forward, all the while keeping heads bobbing and feet moving throughout.

Jason Bay’s Spirit remix begins with a newly crafted guitar line accented by the dubbed out vocals of the original. The entrancing vocal and guitar combination are joined by the drums and ethereal synths. Subtle piano lines complement the groove as the track progresses with complex variations and breaks all before being stripped back down to the guitar and drums.

Unfug t re-imagines Spirit in his signature, hypnotic style that only he can do. Smooth guitar chords make their way into the mix with subtle dub effects to give it a spaced out vibe. Along with the throbbing bassline and haunting vocal effects, Unfug’s remix is as psychedelic as they come.

Making his appearance once again, James Highs take on Spirit is James at his best. Calling back to the days of vintage 80’s synths and drum machines, James crafts a synthed out funk jam with soaring pads and bouncing toms with a warm, fuzzy bassline pushing the track and the dance floor. 

09. Nathan Wool - Spirit (James High Remix) (SC Preview)

After gaining underground and media critical acclaim alike for his Teggno Records establishment, Lance decided it was time create a new musical outlet. Where as Teggno Records is focused on the more forward thinking and cutting edge end of the techno spectrum, it was time to take a step back, drop the bpms a bit and enjoy the groovier, more subdued end of the dance spectrum.

Enter Plus Plus, Lance's new output for anything deep and dubby. The perfect balance to his already reputable Teggno outlet, Plus Plus is in the process of building a network of like minded individuals and really believes in building a "family first" mentality while helping it's young and raw roster develop and hone their skills.

09. Nathan Wool - Spirit (James High Remix) (SC Preview)

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