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Jimmy Le Mac gets "Down 4 The Ride" in deep electro work [Premiere]

  • September 25, 2014
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There's so much deep house floating around that we've hit an overload, and what was once a departure from the bloated, homogenous sounds of progressive house can now be described with the same careworn grievances. Because of this, the refreshing direction of deep productions that steer towards the electro and tech directions perk our ears, and such is the case with Jimmy Le Mac's "Down 4 The Ride". Representing one third of the same-named EP, The Loophole Records founder delivers a dynamic track that plays on rough electro melodies, tinged with inventive tech flares. Completing the release, the title track shares many elements with "Do Your Thing" before encountering a complete change in the spacey "I'm Down". Grab the EP September 26th (just a few days away), coming to you on Micropope.

 

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  • 2014-09-26
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