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Kicking off our 2022 release schedule in style is Danny Powell with his track Reece's Piece. A unique, hypnotic label debut from the Newcastle based artist blending ethereal vocals with a gritty rhythm and stomping bassline. 

Brothers Craig & Grant Gordon came through on the remix, crafting a perfect groove for the early hours of the morning, their take on the track features spacey synth lines and open shuffling house drums. A statement of things to come this year for the label.

Reece's Piece EP

Reece's Piece (Craig & Grant Gordon Remix)

Danny Powell - Reece's Piece (Craig & Grant Gordon Remix)

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The next release on Libero comes from highly-regarded duo Murphy’s Law, as they make their way back to the label with an EP of their own following a largely successful remix earlier this year. Joining the Leicestershire tag-team on their ‘Feel Alright’ EP is the ever-popular Joseph Edmund, who features on remix duties.

Opening the release, the title track fuses an intriguing mixture of signature rolling Libero Sound with a late-night house tip. Essentially a terrace groover, but with added layers of sophistication and character - not to mention a subtle hint of acid-influence. The Murphy’s Law brothers have a rippling percussive presence to a lot of their productions, which in this case allows the uptempo bassline to ricochet off it - creating roaring low-end energy from start to finish.

Following up with an impressive readaptation, Joseph Edmund’s remix of ‘Feel Alright’ takes a more stripped-back and minimalist approach. Seemingly gliding along from start to finish, the track finds itself in the progressively building category. Another percussive-centric terrace style track with bags of undulating momentum to add to the Libero collection, built on a bed of cleverly mixed layers and interesting hardware additions. Exactly what we have come to expect from one of Manchester’s most talented artists - creativity in abundance.

Closing the release, ‘Back Up’ dives a little deeper. Focusing predominantly on the melodic end of the spectrum, the track has an essentially tribal feel to it. Scaling up through the energy levels in each section of the track, it’s as creative as it is movement-inspiring. Quirky and creative at its core, it offers an attention-grabbing curveball for any hour of the party.

Artists - @murphyslawofc
             - @joseph-edmund

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