Rogue Society kicked off late 2013 with a release from Peak which garnered support from Ryan Elliott, Kirk Degiorgio, Norm Talley, Radio Slave and Neville Watson and the London-based artist has recently continued his run of form with an outstanding release for D'Julz's Bass Culture imprint.

For RS002 Peak hands the reins to Argentinian producer Jorge Savoretti, a producer adept at turning in infectious house for the likes of Esperanza and Hometown, who delivers two original cuts.

‘Super Flavor' is vintage Savoretti - employing a simple tight groove and filtered vocal to significant rolling effect while 'Bassuka' is a more manic, technoid cut which rolls atop a rich Juno bassline.

Ireland's John Daly, no stranger to quality imprints himself, drops a rousing stab driven version of 'Super Flavor' which is unadulterated throw down, floor shaking deep house in the true meaning of the word.

Dan Curtin, a label-mate of Peak on Bass Culture, delivers the remix of 'Bassuka' and takes it down a stringladen, classic house path like only he can.

Showing off his experience and innate understanding of balance in production, Curtin's version is a master class in emotive restraint.