keinemusik

Adam Port ::: Chemistry ::: keinemusik

Side one holds the original. Countless percussive details and the jazzy vibe that was introduced with „Boogie Bass“ are playfully arranged around a thick and concise bassline. They are just waiting for sex-laden vocals that will assure, this is not only a groovemonster, but a deep and soulful and catchy tune that won’t leave your ears for days. It never gets predictable, though. It’s blending an elaborate dramaturgy with peaktime-efficiency, that’s just not to be mistaken.

The Catz ‘n Dogs & Till von Sein-Remix on the B-side is pushing even harder towards floor-frenzy. It chops most of the percussive arabesque, cuts the vocalsamples to staccato-pieces and leaves a Techhouse-groove that’s sneaking towards a snare drum that finally will tear every club to pieces. Immediately, that is.