RELEASE: Into the night
ARTIST(S): Maurice Aymard
REMIXERS: Eduardo De La Calle
LABEL: Galaktika Records, GLK075
GENRE: Lossless, Deep House
RELEASED: 2018-09-01
AVAILABLE FORMAT: 320Kbps + FLAC
DOWNLOAD SIZE: 61.72 MB
TOTAL TRACKS 4
- Maurice Aymard – Into The Night (Original Mix) (06:37) / 03A, 122bpm
- Maurice Aymard – Rage (Eduardo De La Calle Remix) (06:43) / 03A, 84bpm
- Maurice Aymard – Shinning (Original Mix) (06:50) / 02A, 123bpm
- Maurice Aymard – Rage (Original Mix) (06:46) / 03A, 124bpm
Total Playtime: 00:26:56 min
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Anyone who’s followed Maurice Aymard’s Galaktika label over the years will be all too aware of the imprint’s leaning toward eclectic sounds. It’s an ethos that mirrored in the work of Aymard himself and regardless of whether he’s turning his hand to tech house sounds or more straight-up techno jams, his is a way of working that’s endeared him to many over the years.
His latest is a case in point. The 75th chapter in the Galaktika discography, the Into the Night EP serves up an array of sounds that are enticing as they are upbeat and intriguing.
Getting us underway is the sounds of the title track. An unfurling beast of a track that’s loaded with dramatic tension throughout, it’s an eerie cut that’s characterised by its clever bells and some incessant percussion. A full on track that’s not to be handled lightly, it’s repetitive nature and sporadic vocal charms is indicative of Levon Vincent at his best.
‘Shinning’, a more progressive cut, follows after. Another track that’s notable for the suspense that lingers throughout, it serves up a nice stylistic alternative to what’s arrived before.
Aymard then goes all out on the frankly astounding sounds of ‘Rage’. A propulsive gem of the type that sees the producer greatly rewarded for trying something that bit different, it’s a special sort of track that takes on various tones throughout but always stays captivating.
Seeing us out soon after is Eduardo de la Calle’s remix of the latter. The Cadenza man is well versed in all things deep and dextrous, and his interpretation serves up a fitting example of his talents. Although it starts on a melodic tip, it too soon brings the listener on a thoroughly captivating but unexpected journey. Much like the rest of this EP, De la Calle’s remix is full of surprises from the off.
