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The latest release from Astral Records welcomes ReCorpo back to the label for his debut EP. The Italian artist has compiled an impressive discography since creating the moniker ReCorpo in 2021. ICONYC, Nova Collective and Suprematic have served as landing spots for his atmospheric brand of Melodic House and Techno, while the genre's tastemakers have chimed in with support. Also, no stranger to Astral Records, the Naples resident made his label debut with the lead selection on 'Momentum', a critically acclaimed Various Artists EP from April of last year. Now, on the strength of releases via Rikodisco and Eye and Eye, ReCorpo returns to Astral with 'Tear', alongside a remix from Paul Anthonee.

Aimed squarely at a peak hour dance floor, EP opener 'Tear' finds ReCorpo composing with a strong sense of space. The Italian artist masterfully marries trance-inducing rhythms and clattering percussion with punchy beats and rolling grooves. An array of elastic-like hooks andairy vocal fragments stealthe air across the first act, adding texture and depth leading into theheart of the journey. Void of a primary break, its timely modulation and key changing grooves continue to elevate mood across the second movement, creating anticipatory moments, before giving way to the thunderous groove for a charged finale. The companion piece 'Haul' lands witha deeper, more ethereal approach. Enticing from the start, its punchy grooves and sentimental motifs marry perfectly for emotional dance floor moments. Pushing the narrative further, Bodzin-inspired sonics steal the air, as wobbly chord changes capsize the groove leading into the break, before emotion peaks for a finale that is equal parts groovy and nostalgic.

The release concludes with Paul Anthonee returning to the label with the lone interpretation of 'Tear'. Acting as the label's AandR, the Cyprus based producer has been a primary contributor to the imprint since its inaugural offering two years ago. Anthonee has recorded ten originals and two remixes for the Greek imprint, appearing most recently with his heavily supported 'The Machines' EP. Now, continuing what has been a standout year, Paul returns to Astral with an inspired revision of 'Tear'. Drawing inspiration from the original, Paul layers flickering percussive arrangements and arcane electronics atop punchy beats and rippling grooves. Mysterious and thought-provoking throughout, it's a heady amalgamation of sound which makes for an energetic yet atmospheric journey, elegantly melting down to cinematic phrasing, fluttery vocal gates and hopeful melodies, before a cluster of astral sonics sparks an immense finale.

ReCorpo - Tear (Original Mix)

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Martin Mind & Justin Cowley - The Impact (Michal Stastny Remix)

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Following a hiatus, Bristol-based Ryan Artifact, fka Artifact, has reunited with Anja Schneider to put out the Let It Go EP, a storming new release on Sous Music. 
 
The title track is a big-room weapon of the highest order. A thick, rich bassline forms the backbone of the track, in which all elements are polished to a hi-shine. The repeated vocal snatch is subtle but hypnotic, the drums are delicate but purposeful, and gentle synth flourishes provide just the right amount of intrigue. 
 
“The Way It Did” is just as impressive, with another whomping bassline doing the heavy lifting. Playing like a sister track to “Let It Go”, it features a similar vocal grab and tight, considered arrangements, but picks up the pace and adds a peppy build. The resulting track is a surefire weapon at night and day parties alike, guaranteed to get the dancefloor rocking. 
 
“Believe Nothing” completes this family of tracks, with all three complementing each other. Built around a rocking beat, lively chords, tetchy choral synths and the same detached vocal, this one, primed for warmup or cool-down duties, is made to keep the party simmering. 
 
Ryan’s relationship with Schneider began in 2017, when he was putting out equally killer tunes on her back-then Mobilee label. The Let It Go EP follows the inclusion of Ryan’s track “However Far Forward” on a Sous compilation last year and sees him in the same fine form we’ve come to expect from him.

Ryan Artifact - The Way It Did

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