Artist ...... : Delete (aka Sergio Munoz)
Title ....... : 1986
Genre ....... : House
Label ....... : Kindisch
Catnr ....... : KD031
Source ...... : WEB
Quality ..... : 320kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Full Stereo
Duration .... : 00:20:56 (48.9MB)
Ripdate ..... : 31-05-2010
Store ....... : www.beatport.com
Tracklist ... :
1. 1986 8:28
2. Our Generation 7:15
3. Lunchbox 5:13
Release Notes :
Delete a.k.a Sergio Mu±oz hails from what the great explorer Christopher
Colombus called The Land of Grace; better known today as Venezuela. The fact
that the twenty-four year old resided miles away from the House and Techno
dominated shores of Europe doesnt seem to have hindered his musical inspiration
or output. Hes had well over 15 releases in the last 3 years on labels such as
Dubfires Sci + Tec Digital Audio, Steve Lawlers Viva Music and many others. His
debut three-track E.P. for Kindisch has been brewing for a while, which makes us
extra excited to present the crΦme de la crΦme of his latest musical
productions.
It is no secret that the 1980s was probably one of the best decades. 1986 was in
particular a very memorable and historic year across the world. It also happens
to be the year Delete was born and the name of the groove laden A-side. 1986
does not boast any sci-fi effects or other worldly sounds; it does however have
one of the catchiest bass lines out there.
Our Generation pours a real telltale Chicago House vibe, complete with Derrick
Carter style vocals and a bone-chillingly infectious four-note pad melody. This
is eyes closed, hands in the air euphoric House.
The 12 rounds out with Delete still showcasing his knack for creating funky bass
lines with, Lunchbox. This number runs a bit deeper than the first two tracks,
as it is rolled along by little percussion edits and snippets that evoke a more
subtle laid-back vibe.
This release shows that dance music influences have crossed all borders and
boundaries. Technology has allowed true talent to surface from every corner of
the globe. We can only rejoice in it as this E.P. from Delete is a superb
example of how to keep it simple, by just concentrating on a good groove that is
friendly to the DJs and, of course, the dance floor.