DJ Feedback
Len Faki: Curve Ball is the track for me, Excellent!

Patrice Baumel: Jacking shit! The Times is a sample orgy a la Akufen - gute Laune included. A classic Trapez release!

PMatt Tolfrey: The Times and the Jacob London remix are my two favourite tracks on this release. Good to see Jeff back, i am a very big fan...

laurent garnier: realy good tracks. i love "The times" and "Curve ball" , that's the 2 tracks for me. Will play this a lot

Tim Green: chloe's brain is excellent! nice and bouncy. great warm up track.

Alland Byallo (Nightlight Music, Liebe*Detail, [KONTROL]): Jeff, Bob and Dave... what a combo! Great work, guys! I love the title cut!

Resident Advisor: samuel never EVER disappoints!

Christopher Colak: Jeff is a good talent in the current electronic music scene and knows the basic fundamentals of dance music structure. So this music is worth to dance to.

benoit tsugi: good shot from jeff. who is chloe ?

365mag: Jeff Samuel keeps on going! Another excellent release :)

scratch massive: best track: the remix of Jacob London. will play it.

john digweed: good

Jerl: Jacob London Mix is sooooooo funky!!

pierce: The Times is my personal choice - nice funk and groove!

Promo sheet

Jeff Samuel is back on Trapez! After a break and several releases on other labels such as Frankie, his a-side track “Chloe's Brain“ is again a cool nightmare of small ghosts coming alive.
Jeff´s talent for fitting small things together to create one sound is a skill he is an absolute master in. There are times when all these elements seems to have a life of their own but Jeff always manages to bring them together with tightness and accuracy.
“Chloe's Brain“ is a weird piece of funk that works well with the releases out on Trapez at the moment.

“The Times” on the flipside seems heavier. The production is relentless and strong, still quirky but a whole lot more powerful in this respect.

“Curveball” the first digital bonus track, is probably the straightest track of the whole release presenting itself stronger in the way of a powerful tool which has already rocked several dance floors during Jeff´s live sets!

The second bonus mix comes by Jacob London from Seattle Washington, USA. The duo is well known from their releases on Om Records (San Francisco), Dotbleep (Chicago), Doubledown (San Diego), U-Freqs (UK) and Derrick Carter & Luke Solomon's popular Classic Records (UK) imprint. They have contributed a remix in their own unique funky style.
Jacob London´s remix asks the question: "What do you want to do after this" and they really get the remix going with a lot of cool added vocals and funky programmed cut up sound clips that we believe could be from the original or out of space and last but not least ad a super driving bassline!