The Hideout (FRV017), by Juanpablo

The Hideout (FRV017)

by Juanpablo

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	1.	The Hideout 06:34
	2.	Indumorg 08:03
	3.	Shadow´s Color 05:44
	4.	Chrome Light 07:05
	5.	They Watching You 08:03

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Following the excellent Lost Series (Part 1) and (Part 2), Frigio label founder Juanpablo is back, this time with a full five track mini-LP:

Darkness gathers above the needle’s edge as the Colombian artist delivers the shadow strewn The Hideout. Abstraction is balanced against dancefloor clout across this quintet of underworld electronics. Rhythms curve and bend, scattering into the blackened chasms of “Chrome Light” and “Shadow’s Color,” before resurfacing into the light of “Indumorg.” The title piece burns with a slow intensity. Sinister coils of Acid drip, skies bruise and ash rains before “They Watching You” closes.

Juanpablo’s builds on his past releasing, melting the lines of Techno, House and Electro and remoulding genres and blurring styles. Eclipsed sounds from the centre of Spain.