To FLASH Records Kellerkind is no stranger. This young and charismatic Swiss producer and DJ marked the first ever digital-only release on FLASH rising to critical acclaim with his “Keller EP". The huge success of this package boosted the confidence of label head-honchos Florian Meindl and Oliver Koletzki in the talented music-lover, who has been a DJ in Switzerland for as long as ten years already. He loves the music, be it as a DJ at Hive, Formbar, Rohstofflager, Kaufleuten, Hidden, OXA and many many others or as a producer. With this EP (NAME?) he truly marks his real debut on FLASH Records with a full-on three track vinyl EP that features one of those truly artfully crafted covers FLASH is known for besides its dancefloor-optimated musical output. It is also the dancefloor that this EP is focussed on: On the one side there is “Don’t Go Home", the antithesis to the often cited Don’t forget to go home statement. The track is a punchy piece of minimal rhythms that one can wonderfully imagine in a foggy club environment filled with happy faces illuminated by sudden flashes of white light. On hearing this you definitely won’t even think about going home! A great loop that consists of a physical snare and some really well-produced effects anticipate the anti-rhythmic stabs that add a great oldskool feel to this onehundredpercent postmodern piece of functional minimal techno. The stabs form a melody that gives warmness and soul to this glowing array of glas and iron. On the flip there is even more soul, and more house, too. What is hinted at on the main track becomes a nice reality on the other two tracks. “Cache Cache” is a slowly moving piece of minimal house with many warm elements: an atmospheric glow, some melodic synthies and these little, but wonderful bleeps. Add some closed hi-hats and a clap snare: this is as warm as your favourite blanket and a wonderful one for both the warm-up and the afterhour.