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Swick – Pasta EP

  • February 5, 2012
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Expect warm and tropical beats mixed with some techno flavor perfect for this cold and icy winter. Let me present to you the new No Brainer Records release. Melbourne based Swick drops his next EP on No Brainer which is also their first release of 2012. The Australian boy delivers two originals in collaboration with Tranter ("Mad Dings" & "Hocus Pocus") and a title track called "Pasta". If you like the sounds made by Crookers and their Dr. Gonzo LP you'll love "Mad Dings". As well as the Keith and Supabeatz remix who gives the track their own personal touch of high quality techno. My favourite original is "Pasta". It reminds me of some of the fabulous work from Canblaster with that extra touch of tropical sound. Together with the solid remixes by Depressed Buttons and Plezier the whole package is well worth the buy. You can grab the free track which is more of the typical stuff I like to hear below.

      Jump (Orginal)
Download: Swick – Jump (Orginal)

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