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Gemil
Reaction EP

Reaction EP
Reaction EPReaction EP

Artists

Gemil

Labels

Deep Down Space Records

Catno

DDSP001

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

Italy

Release date

May 18, 2022

Genres

Electronic

Styles

House

Gemil launches his 'Deep Down & Space' Imprint with 'Reaction EP'.

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Last EP out, Gemil released a well-received record that found a landing spot on the legendary Vibraphone Records from his home country of Italy. Gemil has a lot to share that he has been working on. He has recently become the A&R and owner of the classic house label Deep Down & Slam. Not only that but he now has started a sublabel called Deep Down & Space. This 'Reaction EP' begins the story of this new direction which focuses more on the various sounds of 90's inspired electronic music but with modern sounds which Gemil is becoming well known for.

'Don't be Negative' begins the release in fine club fashion with an addictive bassline and well-placed melodics blurring the lines of techno and house music. 'Bad Robot' goes a bit deeper with a great juxtaposition. A low-slung bassline opposes some lovely brushes of pure late-night dreaminess. This is the definition of deep! On the 2nd side you have 'Flying' with its instant classic sound. A track that is sure to get everyone to the dancefloor for this sure-winner. 'Morph' closes it out with a trip into a more ambient house that doesn't lose the potency of being dancefloor-friendly thanks to a killer bassline.

Gemil clearly excels at making great dance music. Day or night. Club, lounge, or at home, the 'Reaction EP' is sure to get a great one from all who listen.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

7.5€*

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A1

Don't Be Negative

A2

Bad Robot

B1

Flying

B2

Morph

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