Norm De Plume enrols Rotterdam based Ben La Desh for a joint 4-track EP (vinyl-only). There's an original track from each of them with both producers swapping remixes to round off this uniquely collaborative release. A1 Roll On sees Norm De Plume move into deeper territory - gone is the cut & loop sampling in favour of his own musical composition comprising simple synth melodies & chugging synth chords layered over organic, dusty drum patterns & a rolling bass line. The track then breaks to introduce a transposed extended bridge which builds and grooves along to the same 3 note melody, before dropping back to the original key & groove and the final outro section. Simple but effective we're sure you'll agree! A2 Lotion is a return to the deep, slo-mo sounds of Ben La Desh at his finest. Tight, grooving drums support layer upon layer of lush pads and syncopated synth & guitar lines - all underpinned by a rumbling bassline with a beautiful jazz vocal on top that's both pretty and sad at the same time. B1 Lotion (Norm De Plume Remix) Norm's take on Ben's original is sparse and deep, an extended intro featuring his signature hard-hitting & swinging drums supporting a lovely running guitar line from the original, present throughout. Things take a slightly dark turn with the introduction a heavily effected organ, before the bass drops and the track reveals itself in full. B2 Roll On (Ben La Desh Remix) Ben's mix has his typical deep & tropical vibe. He's managed to retain the swinging and rolling feel of the original perfectly with his drums & synth parts but also introduced a melodic breakdown and running synth parts which both add a special & extra dimension. Vinyl Only....