Delicately intricate yet undeniably powerful, ‘Rhythm Tramp’ kicks off with stripped back, fuzzy and erratic percussions, soon developing with a pumping bass and a grumbling sub bass that pulsates with the groove, while spacey synths dramatically soar and rise. The broken beats, funky groove and intergalactic bleeps make this a true cosmic journey and the David Bowie vocal sample adds a final touch, confirming this as a real ‘Space Oddity’.

Over on the B-side, the ‘Cabanne Remix’ provides a deep and driving, dance floor weapon. Full of depth and warmth, echoes of a vocal snippet ride throughout the track, falling through the layers of heavy duty and tin like percussions. The track progresses into a smoother, fluid rhythm contrasting with the tougher beats in the first half.

Originally from France but residing in London for over ten years, Boris Horel is a precious member at the heart of the underground scene. Previous residencies include Momo’s famous Kemia club, Sketch and T bar. ‘Rhythm Tramp’ is Horel’s fourth release on the Eklo imprint and with the success of the previous three, its no surprise that Seuil invited him back on board. Having also released on labels such as Chris Carrier’s Adult Only and Audiofly’s Supernature, it seems that Boris Horel is one to keep a close eye on.