Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : Asa Moto

hailing from the suburbs of ghent, asa moto are back on deewee with their third ep, this time delivering six radically different pieces of music, providing something for everyone. dance floor : covered. kitchen: covered. hi fi: check. car: sorted. earpod: done. up to you to find out which one was made for which.

asa moto are oli and gilles. they first arrived on deewee with the stay awake / wanowan efem double header. they are back with a new e.p produced alongside dave and stephen dewaele. system nature utilises old school stabs in a modern fashion over slow-mo sound, make me prada brings large sound melody, athina is off-key funk and syriacid is modern in a classic fashion. voice. acid. house. funk. asa. moto. sleeve design by ill studio, paris.

asa moto are two mysterious producers from belgium who have been honing their sound at deewee for a number of months, delivering with their first release two futuristic pieces for the slowed down dance floor.

deluxe triple lp (with free download)

incl. nicola cruz and asa moto

more secret edit weapons from the vaults of djs like manfredas, iñigo vontier, simple symmetry, dreems and thomas von party, aka the multi culti family. new wave latino body music, peak power extended space disco and wiggly electro funk combine for definitive dance floor approval and chin-stroking trainspottery

tessellate is back for a second round and this time they are bringing out some heat from turkey via aleksandir. the a side features two club ready tracks, starting with a euphoric and emotional journey by the name of yamaha. following that belgium’s asa moto slow things down and provide a wild and trippy acidic remake of the original.
flip the record over and you’ve got yourself some heavy chillers. dreams is a really dreamy (!) piece of work that is guaranteed to leave you relaxed. friend of tessellate seb wildblood steps up next to do what he does best and provide a lovely remix of the og. finally we close things off with deeptrak, which as the name suggests is a deep track.