Drux Albin Renard
Replicant

Paris-based producer and DJ, Drux, returns to his own Cabale Records this May with his Replicant EP, featuring
two originals solo cuts, one collaboration with label co-founder Albin Renard plus a remix from Vienna’s Paul
Walter.

Recent years have seen Paris based DJ and producer Vincent Drux, simply known by his last name, unveil a
collaborative album alongside Jacques Bon on the esteemed Smallville Records, a collaborative track with Bon
on Lawrence and Carsten Jost’s much loved Dial imprint, a remix on Tiga’s Turbo and of course Cabale Records
where he returns here following the 2021 launch with the ‘Transe’ EP.
Drux – Replicant EP (Incl. Paul Walter Remix)

‘Pancouff’ opens the EP and sees Drux lay down metallic percussion, swaying low-end tones and crisp hats
alongside murky, unfurling atmospherics, hypnotic choir like chants and twitchy synths throughout. ‘Faire un
flot’ follows and weaves together a snaking sub bass groove with shuffled, organic drums, glitched out synths
and billowing textures.
Title-cut and Albin Renard collab ‘Replicant’ opens the flip side, stripping things back to snappy wooden
percussion, hypnotising spoken word vocals, ethereal synth swells and a fluttering low-end drive. Vienna’s Paul
Walter then rounds out the EP with his ‘my Stellababy Remix’, extracting the core vibe of the original while
stamping his unique mark on things via oscillating drums, choppy vocal cuts and sweeping, airy tones
throughout.