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The first EOS show aired in the middle of the lockdown in February 2021. Since then, we have shared musical moments and spent a lot of time in front of screens. We also took every opportunity to go beyond the digital space and get radio out there. The debut compilation acknowledges what EOS is all about. Alongside an extensive digital version, this vinyl edition features four new tracks by fellow artists Paramida, Markus Sommer, KGA and n9oc.

Active for over 25 years as a music journalist, writer and author of books, Giosuè Impellizzeri was, for a period, also a composer. Through several records recorded since 2002 as DJ Gio MC-505, he has developed a sound obtained on the crossroads between chiptune, electro and synthetic disco with a few glimpses of funk, techno, house and EBM. Now completely dedicated to journalism, Impellizzeri has stopped creating music for over a decade. In the drawer, however, he still had unpublished tracks, written and produced in the past, and five of them now end up in this EP entitled "Saved From Oblivion": from the cinematic "Il Bacio" to the legoweltian "Jupiter Lander", from the biting "Picnic On Pluton" "to" Sexy Song "that plays with 80s synth pop up to cybernetics" The Eyes Of Memory "in which you can see trails of SID style. Made between 2005 and 2006 and recorded live in a combination of hardware and software instruments, the tracks of the EP are subject to an adequate and effective mastering.

After having him collaborating with MER’s very own Cabanelas on the B side of MER006, Fernando Zapico aka Z@P releases a full four-track EP. A record crafted with an unique imprint covering a wide range of sound within techno. A1 Submarino stands out for its ticking drumming plates and soft synths creating a sort of suspense atmosphere. A2 Sensations travels through a classic grooving sound with bright drum plates, stomping kick drum and timeless vocal sound. On the flip side, The Box features a more hypnotic and brassy sound by moving along an oscillating bassline and a jazzy percussion set. B2 features Frank 717, a peak time track with sharpened-plates percussion with an acidic and playful bassline.

Tartine Records is pleased to present their duo Coco à Gogo with a brandnew 4 tracks EP. After a first track released this year on the various “Cut A Rug” of french imprint Aurore 404,the duo formed by John Tareugram and Nuno is proud to brings you this seaside-flavoured release made between Paris and French West-coast.The Coco à Gogo’s intentions are to take you deeply out of yourself keeping the dance-floors and your fav old-fashioned 80’s cabriolet in your mind…

Moving on to the 11th release on NorthSouth Records and it’s a return with another 4 trackerfrom label co-founder Harry McCanna who once again dons his Henry Hyde alias.Leading the way on the record is Melting, a tried and tested dance floor killer, with it’s deftlyprogrammed drums and bulbous baseline, it’s destined to twist a few melons on the dancefloor.Up next is Shaking Off, moving things in to slightly lighter, bouncier territory, playful vocalsnippets interspersed with zapping synth stabs, a certified wiggler!On the flip, things get under way with Mire as the EP moves into a sludgier direction on theSouth side, heads down groove-a-plenty this ones an ear worm destined to get you shaking.Rounding out the EP is Sunrise at the Pavilion. The clue is in the title, but just imagine this oneand those gated synths, sun coming up through the trees, many special moments to be had forsure!