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'Feel What I'm Feeling' with Dashcam this winter

  • November 30, 2017
  • Michael May
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With the weather turning colder and colder, sometimes the only thing you need to keep us warm is some feel-good house music, and today that is exactly what Brobot Records is giving us with the release of Dashcam’s two track EP Feel What I’m Feeling, with both tracks adding a new sense of depth and groove to the already established imprint.

Dashcam sets the tone of the title track, “Feel What I’m Feeling,” with a strong beat and classic house percussion. Soon enough high-pitched, distorted vocals grow in and lay the stage for the reverbed piano synths to pull the track together into an overwhelmingly feel-good easy listening experience. For the second track, “Back In The Day,” Dashcam ratchets up the intensity with a tech house beat and pressing percussion. Some nice, warm synth work stabilizes the track against the more restless components, resulting in another warm house number.

This is definitely one house EP that will keep you feeling warm all throughout this December and winter. Pick up your copy today.

 

Connect with Dashcam: Facebook | SoundCloud | Twitter

Connect with Brobot Records: Facebook | SoundCloud | Twitter

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