2009 was quite a frenetic year for John Talabot. From scratch he became one
of the biggest hopes for electronic music scene in Spain. All thanks to his
effusive house tracks in which Moodymann, J Dilla, Chicago house, Disco
music and Northern Soul intertwine to produce organic and humane songs, full
of life, and that make your hands and heart dance.

"My Old School", his debut on the Permanent Vacation, gave him instant
recognition in the electronic galaxy and James Murphy, Âme and Aeroplane
were including his music in their sets. On Hivern, his own label, John
Talabot released the now mythical "Sunshine", which has become one of the
songs of the summer and Philip Sherburne has included the track as one of
the best maxis of 2009 on Pitchfork (the website already states he's one of
the biggest names in the current house music scene). In the meantime, he's
been busy doing remixes for bands such as everybody's darling The XX,
Glasser,Delorean or on Francesco Tristano's Aufgang project and of course
his massive remix for Zwicker, which was also included on the Permanent
Vacation Compilation "If this is house I want my money back " plus his remix
for Al Usher, which was used by Ewan Pearson for his latest mix cd on
Kompakt.

So finally, here are his new original tracks for 2010: "Mathilda's Dream"
and "La Ninya". The title track gets also remixed by Runaway's Jacques
Renault from NYC.

This EP is a first teaser for Talabot's forthcoming album. So watch out for
the year of the bot!