Artist(s) .........:: Pig & Dan
Title .............:: 4 Play EP
Genre .............:: Techno
Record Label ......:: Bedrock Records
Catalogue Number ..:: BEDDIGI63
Source ............:: WEB
Quality ...........:: 320kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Full Stereo
Duration ..........:: 00:21:40 (49.7MB)
Release Date ......:: 01-06-2015
Support ...........:: http://pro.beatport.com
Tracklist .........::
1. 4 Play 6:05
2. Return To Mono 7:28
3. Sofia 8:07
Release Note ......::
If youre talking about exciting underground producers, two of the first names
out of anyones hat should always be Igor Tchkotoua and Dan Duncan (aka
Pig&Dan), whose distinctive mixture of influences has given them a sound that
is both innovative and easily recognizable. Pig&Dan have been flying high over
the past months with a series of exceptional releases, so you can be sure that
their return to John Digweeds Bedrock label is very special indeed.
The 4Play EP opens with the fizzing slow-build title track that grooves and
ebbs and flows with supreme creative confidence, teasing and toying in typical
Pig&Dan style throughout. Return To Mono, with its deep, deep bass intro,
builds some dark, twisted tension with a percussive edge into the equation.
Finally, Sofia adds more melody from Pig&Dans broad artistic palette, creating
a pulsating, hypnotic gem to round off this EP in style.
If you are familiar with Pig&Dans work, youll know they're always looking to
push the envelope with genre-bending music and a devotion to creating something
special that gets right under the skin. Their 4Play EP for Bedrock is another
perfect example of their collective genius.
It would be hard to find another duo whose creative juices are flowing so
freely right now. Make sure you check their recent, supremely diverse,
experimentally brilliant album (Destination Unknown) on Bedrock, showcasing
sides of Pig&Dans musical diversity that you may never have experienced before.
Along with their continuing flow of monster releases on their own Elevate
label, this special meeting of minds is being cherished and developed to
ever-greater heights as the years tick by, leaving the future of music in very
safe hands indeed.