DJ Meme is a name that needs no introduction to anyone who counts themself as a fan of house music. His Philly style grooves and remakes of some truly classic tracks always have the desired effect on the dance floor. This latest release on David Morales' Diridim imprint is a significant departure from that signature sound with a deep throbbing bass groove and an infectious synthesized whistling hook. Those elements combine with the striking sounds of the synths to make sure those feet are well and truly moving. The enticing vocals are delivered by Jay Sebag who is no stranger to the scene having previously worked with, anong others, Martin Solveig & Yass. Eric Kupper's remix is a atmospheric affair with analog bass and deep synths creating the kind of vibe you lose yourself within as the night hits reaches its peak. Some tracks are easier to describe than others and this, despite its allure, is tricky to put into words. It's almost how I imagine the vibe at NYC's Red Zone would sound if you could transport the people and venue to the present day. Due for release on 28th September. Full details and audio samples to follow just as soon as they're available.
Reviewed by Dean Serafini
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