Wish Mark E got back into his wonky deep production like on Product of Industry.  What an amazing album that was

It were as if they were never there at all. The windows were dark, the curtains drawn and there was no sign of life. Sometimes he wondered whether anyone actually lived there at all, perhaps he had imagined it and simply dreamt of the mysterious shadow he once watched moving from room to room.

A transient neighbour if you will. A strange ghost trapped between the walls.

What he would do to see her again, just once more. To know that he was not in fact alone.

Mark E remains one of the most unsung and consistent producers out there – his records are favourites amongst many a DJ. Over the years he has released a plethora of music on the likes of Golf Channel, Running Back, Delusions of Grandeur and most prominently on his own MERC imprint to which he returns with this EP.

A classy record with emotive, deep grooves and lots of feeling.

PREMIERE: Mark E - Transient Neighbour [MERC]

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