Reboot - Red House EP | Cécille Records

Reboot - Red House EP

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1.	Ready To Flow 07:26	buy track
2.	Alicat 07:12	buy track
3.	Red House 06:32	buy track

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Reboot makes a welcome return to Cécille this July with his three-track ‘Red House’ EP, featuring the German artist’s
signature groove-driven percussive style.

For the past decade and a half Reboot has been dropping his raw, hypnotic and rhythmic house grooves on some of the
most reputed imprints in the game, namely the likes of Sven Vath’s Cocoon Recordings, Luciano’s Cadenza, Ricardo
Villalobos’ Sei Es Drum, Pleasure Zone, Rawax and of course Cécille where he returns here following 2022’s ‘Bako’ EP.
Reboot’s back catalogue makes his indelible mark on this territory undeniable and his musical story continues to leave
further tracks here with his latest works.

‘Ready To Flow’ opens and immediately thrusts us into Reboot’s trademark swinging rhythm section and smoothly refined
low-end drive, further fuelled by dubbed out resonant flutters, choppy voices and tension building sweeps. ‘Alicat’ follows
next and embraces a deeper aesthetic, fusing together hazy atmospherics, bumpy bass stabs, and loose organic drums with
bubbling synths, chanting voices and saxophone licks.

Lastly title-track ‘Red House’ rounds out the release, further capturing the essence of Reboot’s hallmark style via
intertwined sample chops, pulsating subs and skippy percussion, all of which are intricately processed and automated to
create a dynamic dance floor workout.

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released July 27, 2024

Frank Heinrich

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Cécille Records Mannheim, Germany

The cult label is set to return. In a time dominated by the heavier end of the techno spectrum, Cécille’s focus on rhythm, groove and melody provides a much-needed counterpoint to the oppressive sounds so prevalent on today’s dance floors.