Coastal Haze Holland レコード& CD

Review: This time last year, Discwoman member Cindy Li AKA Ciel made her debut on Shanti Celeste's Peach Discs imprint via the hugely impressive "Electrical Encounters EP". The Toronto producer is in fine form on this belated follow-up, which also marks her first outing on Coastal Haze. Li hits the ground running with "Hundred Flowers Groove", a wonderfully percussive jack-track full of heavy sub-bass, picturesque electronic melodies and densely layered drums, before drifting towards ultra-deep ambient house territory via the hypnotic bliss of "Blo A Wish". Over on Side B, it's all about "The Twirler", a rhythmically complex trip into hazy broken house/deep electro fusion that's also given a smoother 4-4 house makeover in the shape of the evocative and emotionally rich "Central Remix".

Review: Adam Pits gets his 'International Wafter' served up on its own 12" here along with a super selection of remixes. It still sounds fantastic with its rubbery kicks and corrugated bass rolling at an inviting mid tempo. Label mainstay Ciel then steps up for a first remix that pairs everything back to cavernous, bouncy drums and watery effects and rhythm innovator Roza Terenzi remixes '
Motion Sensor' into a brightly lit and pixelated melodic rave up with thumping kicks and endless cosmic rains. Last of all, Seb Wildblood brings a tribal take on deep techno with his surging kicks and pulsing pads all melting your mind.