Jimpster sets the tone with Late Night Blues, an undulating and continually building track with a simple anticipated chord stab locking in with subtle delays and filtering reshaping the sound over stripped back beats. Chiming synths layer up in the middle section to provide the classic warm and optimistic vibe that Jimpster so easily instills in his productions. Freerange mainstay Milton Jackson steps up next with DSI, showing us a new string to his bow by producing a deceptively simple yet lovingly crafted lesson in deep, evocative house where the devil is in the detail and the space between the notes is paramount to the notes themselves. Super fat production and a proper old-school shuffling house groove are the name of the game here. Flipping over we have Arithmetics aka Pezzner and Matt Masters with their follow up to last years The Feint Of Heart (which got spins from Seth Troxler no less). Here on Time we see the duo go deeper still with a harmonically shifting chord stab providing the focus while things go cowbell crazy in the percussion section. Finally, relative newcomer Himan closes the show with a widescreen, slo-mo house track entitled Empty Pocket. With only a handful of releases and remixes on labels such as Connaisseur and Galaktika, Freerange are proud to be releasing this blissful, beautiful track from the young Portuguese producer. All in all, a solid collection of new music we hope you agree.