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Versatile are delighted with this new addition to their catalogue. A release made in Belgium by Detroit techno prodigy: Fabrice Lig. As you will notice on this new EP, the first white guys to have signed a record on Kevin Saundersons legendary label KMS, remains faithful to the sound of Motor City. A light and esoteric melody sets the tone of >X-Slaves Who Changed The World<. The tight clap and kick drum leave room for the modulating bass. A voice similar to Martin Luther Kings, repeats names of cities in which slavery prevailed, whilst pads stimulate the mental trip. The X slave is taken by the dancefloor, changing the world as he dances to the beat. “Funk La Termite” is elastic funk. Binary rhythms, off-beat chords which keep the groove balanced whilst the hi-hats, like little insects, dig away at the beat, building it and deconstructing it as the sounds evolve. >The Round Of Funky Bugs< continues in the vein of creepy crawlies. Here, the synths are more upfront, their acidic layering create a mixture of harmonic loops which will set all hells lose. The melodies and use of pads stay anchored in the Detroit tradition, but this production fits just as well with all the current electro releases worthy of any good dancefloor