Frankey & Sandrino “Hubble" - Boiler Room Debuts
- 8 years ago
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Mule Musiq's compilations have been coming in hard and fast – with an array of tracklisted artists that is difficult to beat. Next month sees I'm Starting to Feel Okay's seventh two-disc instalment of crown jewels from the likes of Fred P, Prins Thomas, Fort Romeau, Oskar Offermann, Aril Brikha & Sebastian Mullaert, Lord of the Isles, DJ Jenifa [aka Gold Panda] and plenty more. The catalogue –handpicked by MM and Endless Flight founder Toshiya Kawasaki – is littered with smatterings of house, techno, jazz, soul, disco, cosmic and beyond – with Frankey & Sandrino's track ranking as one of our highlights from the opus. Reminiscent of an Innervisions joint we heard in our dreams once, the dark, cyclical trance of "Hubble"is a welcome comeback from techno's favourite duo which – in our eyes – is their biggest triumph since "Acamar" with which Dixon closed his blazing BR x Dekmantel set in Barcelona.
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Mule Musiq's compilations have been coming in hard and fast – with an array of tracklisted artists that is difficult to beat. Next month sees I'm Starting to Feel Okay's seventh two-disc instalment of crown jewels from the likes of Fred P, Prins Thomas, Fort Romeau, Oskar Offermann, Aril Brikha & Sebastian Mullaert, Lord of the Isles, DJ Jenifa [aka Gold Panda] and plenty more. The catalogue –handpicked by MM and Endless Flight founder Toshiya Kawasaki – is littered with smatterings of house, techno, jazz, soul, disco, cosmic and beyond – with Frankey & Sandrino's track ranking as one of our highlights from the opus. Reminiscent of an Innervisions joint we heard in our dreams once, the dark, cyclical trance of "Hubble"is a welcome comeback from techno's favourite duo which – in our eyes – is their biggest triumph since "Acamar" with which Dixon closed his blazing BR x Dekmantel set in Barcelona.
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