Duke Dumont, who previously remixed Debbie Deb on Turbo Recordings, gives the super-popular fidget imprint Dubsided a new angle to chew on. Dumont starts it off with "Prelude(1)" a direct page from Kanye's book with pitched up soul sample and boom bap beats floated underneath. A bite, yes, but quite interesting in context. "Hoy(2)" sounds like Diplo track, crafting exotic samples into a future-now dance track. Cool as phuc if you ask me. B-side starts with more soul sample madness (Eddie Kendricks this time) on "Interlude(3)," then finally gets into the fidget with "Feltham(4)." The EP ends with "Postlude" a backwards version of "Interlude." Quite forward thinking and thematic for a white label style release. Highly recommended.

reviewed by the mgmnt