There And Back
by Connaisseur
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Back Up (Come Up)
05:41
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Bust A Move
05:30
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Ostkreuz
06:19
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about
South African artist Deep Aztec is set to make another mark on the global electronic music scene with his Connaisseur debut release, "There And Back“. The three-tracker captures Deep Aztec's transformative visit to Berlin and showcases his exceptional talent for crafting deep and mesmerizing house music.
„There And Back“ offers a refreshing exploration of diverse house subgenres, as Deep Aztec artfully blends influences from Africa, Detroit, Chicago and Berlin to deliver a compelling musical journey.
The opening track, "Back Up (Come Up)," is a captivating Detroit-inspired deep house masterpiece. Deep Aztec's meticulous attention to detail shines through, showcasing his skillful production techniques.
Following "Back Up (Come Up)," Deep Aztec presents "Bust A Move," a bouncy US house track that radiates pure joy and infectious groove.
Closing the release is "Ostkreuz," a super deep composition inspired by Deep Aztec's personal experiences during his trip to Berlin.
Deep Aztec's connection with Connaisseur began with his remarkable remix for Blindsmyth, a track that quickly gained traction and caught the attention of none other than Keinemusik's renowned artist, &me. The success of the remix laid the foundation for Deep Aztec's collaboration with Connaisseur, leading to the creation of „There And Back" .
„There And Back“ offers a refreshing exploration of diverse house subgenres, as Deep Aztec artfully blends influences from Africa, Detroit, Chicago and Berlin to deliver a compelling musical journey.
The opening track, "Back Up (Come Up)," is a captivating Detroit-inspired deep house masterpiece. Deep Aztec's meticulous attention to detail shines through, showcasing his skillful production techniques.
Following "Back Up (Come Up)," Deep Aztec presents "Bust A Move," a bouncy US house track that radiates pure joy and infectious groove.
Closing the release is "Ostkreuz," a super deep composition inspired by Deep Aztec's personal experiences during his trip to Berlin.
Deep Aztec's connection with Connaisseur began with his remarkable remix for Blindsmyth, a track that quickly gained traction and caught the attention of none other than Keinemusik's renowned artist, &me. The success of the remix laid the foundation for Deep Aztec's collaboration with Connaisseur, leading to the creation of „There And Back" .
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released July 21, 2023
w&p by Azakiwe Jezile
w&p by Azakiwe Jezile
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Connaisseur Offenbach, Germany
Connaisseur Recordings is an Offenbach-based indie-label operating since 2005. The label is run by Alex & Hilary Flitsch, Martin Henkel and Ralph Boege.
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