Today we’re having “two cuts rumoured to be produced by one of London’s most respected DJ producers in the underground scene”. If you know something better to say about this mysterious release, I’m ready to hear your suggestions.
“Dance In Tongues” is the opener of this release, made by Don Macedo Trio. If you don’t know this name, don’t worry, there are a lot of people like you. We can see the connections to Grant Dell and, probably, that’s all we need to know as the introduction, since this name means quality for a very long time. The vocals, quite contrary, you’ll know, probably, in this variation of their use, they also have a nicely, gently-done, almost electro-house buzz and some deep elements that will easily distract you from that buzz. One of the best deep tracks of the year so far, if you ask me.
And there’s more! Just slightly bit more aggressive “Cevin Say’s” from the other side. Some more famous vocals and a feeling that if this one piece were made in the 00s, it would cost something near 100 euros at Discogs. Just like this one, probably will do later.
You can still get some copies at Black Round Twelve, but you blink, and those will be gone.
More information about Don Macedo Trio
Bandcamp | Discogs
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