Denmark’s Roneus kicks things off with ‘What Is Fear, What Is Love?’ A deep, rolling morsel
that flits between darkness and light, menace and melody, echoed by the haunting vocal, calling
out the contrasting emotions of fear and love that perfectly compliment the rhythm. Already
being championed by tastemakers like Ross From Friends, it is the perfect treat to start the
meal.

Germany’s Freudenthaler provides the next dish with ‘Can’t Hide’. A lush track that bubbles
and bounces, with a recipe of dusty, crate dug samples that tip their kangol hat to the boom bap
hip hop era and pimped out, rare groove sounds, that strut and jive alongside heavy servings of
the funk. All mixed into a real head nodding, booty shaking groove.

Speaking of booty shaking, Australia’s Cassettes for Kids heads up the flip side with a piping
hot dance floor shakedown.... Full to the brim with disco swagger, sumptuous sample work,
jakin’ beats, wicked chops and all topped off with a creamy hook so damn tasty, it will leave you
licking your lips for days.

Hailing from the US, Soso Tharpa leaves us with a sweet taste... a masterclass in how to flip a
smooth sample. Laced with frenetic beats and percussion that picks up the laid-back jazzy
vibe and throws it down hard! It's perfectly balanced between wanting to kick back and light one
up, and feeling an uncontrollable urge to tear a hole in the dance floor!

Bon Appetit!