A1. Altitude 89 A2. Secret High B1. Quinn B2. Phoenix And just when you thought you´d seen it all Alex Seidel joins the party. Known for getting on the mic, throwing down b-boy style and hijacking Boiler Room sessions, the young man has been making a name for himself this past year. Hot on the heels of his well-received debut EP for Money $ex Records, Seidel returns with a nifty four-tracker, mixing flavours like a true chef. A1. Altitude 89 a hypnotic oddball: Rhodes chords & melody, rolling acid bass-line and shuffling hi-hats suck you into the void. A2. Secret High venturing into electro territory, Seidel serves up a drum machine workout accompanied by a cheeky acid bass-line and rhythmical background vocals. B1. Bridging the gap to yet another genre Quinn comes through with groove, hook and clever arrangement. With disco at its core this pacey peak-time roller will make you freak. B2. Droned out and experimental, Phoenix is creepy like David Lynch.