Reinier Zonneveld

MEGACITY SERVANT EP

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SVT177

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Channeling The Energy Echoing Off Dancefloors Along His Path, Reinier Zonneveld Has Been On A Steady Slope Rolling Out Dance Igniting Productions While Touring An Intricate Live Set. Megacity Servant, The Artist’s Third Studio Effort, Stands As A Coherent 16-piece Techno Outfit Tinged With Experimental Tones While Playfully Deconstructing Classic Acid And Disco Fragments. Coming From A Classical Music Background, Reiniers Style Of Production Ranges From Cavernous Powertracks To More Concise Trips Subdued With Melancholic Piano-stemmed Soundscapes, Rounding Up To A Signature Sound That Is Evident As It Is Enveloping. Techno Mainstay Vocalist Cari Golden Makes A Notable Appearance On Things We Might Have Said. Having Previously Teamed Up With Sonorous Names Like Pan Pot, Fur Coat & Coyu, Goldens Stellar Vocals And Skillful Lyrics Shine Paired With Zonneveld’s Production Prowess. The Production-vox Chemistry Is Instant, As The Track Mesmerizes From The Get Go. Seizing Attention For The Full Length Of The Track, The Entire Arrangement Seduces The Listener, Making For A Clamorous Earworm. Eht Unveils A Heavy-hitting Resolution, As The Artist Layers On Hefty Polarizing Synths. The Cut Boasts A Powerful Arrangement That Is Unsettling And Playful At The Same Time, Diving Into Dark Techno Realms. Megacity Servant Makes Use Of The Classic Roland Sh-101s Ability To Emit A Nearly Tridimensional Sound Ray, Unfolding Newer Details With Each Listen. The Relentless Melody, Padded With Grave Synth Arrays, Establishes A Melancholic Mood, Gradually Depicting The Auditive Struggle Of Its Title-named Character.