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> Release.: LERM_(HU)--Something_I_Want-(W024)-WEB-2026-YALLA
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> Metadata:
Artist....: LERM (HU)
Album.....: Something I Want
Label.....: W
Catalog...: W024
Type......: EP
Tracks....: 2
Genre.....: House
Style.....: Melodic House & Techno
Year......: 2026
Rls.Date..: 2026-10-09
Size......: 28.99 MB
Playtime..: 00:12:38
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> Quality.:
Source....: WEB (FLAC) Codec.....: MPEG 1 Layer III
Samplerate: 44.1 kHz Mode......: Joint Stereo
Bitrate...: 320 kbps Encoder...: LAME 3.100
Lowpass...: 20.5 kHz VBR.......: CBR
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> Track(s):
01. (05:45) LERM (HU) - Something I Want
02. (06:53) LERM (HU) - Apologise
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> Links...:
Url.......: https://deezer.com/album/1078870222
Buy.......: https://beatport.com/release/-/7471838
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> Notes...:
Coming in hot from the scorching summer season, W Music welcomes
rising Hungarian star Tamás Fazekas under his LERM moniker for his
imprint debut with the sensational two-track capsule, Something I
Want. A highly detailed declaration of intent, this vibrant EP is a
bold introduction that hints at an artist equally at home in the
shadows as he is in the light.
Entertainingly deceptive from the first beat, LERM's titular
"Something I Want" cleverly builds over a minimalist percussive
frame, incorporating a more muscular supporting structure with every
passing bar before unleashing a growling low-end pulse. Slowly, the
floodgates begin to open, and a myriad of effervescent effects surge
through the mix, washing over the irresistible groove as they leave
behind a tangy, acidic flavor in their wake. Meanwhile, a sultry
vocal flourish embellishes our path forward before a clear-cut break
in the system allows for tension to build up before one last joyous
release.
Serving as the perfect complement, follow-up "Apologise" explores a
stranger side of the road, without compromising allure as a thumping
groove treads over restless percussion and gritty stabs. With the
foundations in place, LERM amps the energy with soul-charged vocals
and gated chords that rummage unchecked through the piece, creating
a most riveting coalition of sounds that come together in an
eclectic séance to burn the past away.
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