Brooks Mosher, drops the 'Get Ready' EP via London's, Release Sustain imprint this October, backed with a remix from New York's very own, Fred P. Brooks Mosher is a resident of pioneering Techno city, Detroit, and is notably known for his work with imprints like Steffi's, Dolly, and Belgian label, Other Heights. Here Brooks joins the Release Sustain roster, delivering four tracks instilled with his infectious analogue style, slotting in alongside tracks by Brendon Moeller, Alland Byallo, and Himan. The release kicks off with the original mix of 'Get Ready', Mosher opts for raw, weighty drums and a hooky saw-wave bass-line as the driving force, while swirling white noise, sequenced vocal snippets and resonant synth stabs brilliantly meander around them, creating an intricate, understated Techno cut to open the single. Up next is Fred P's Reshape of 'Get Ready', as expected from a producer like P, the mix embodies warmth and soul, with Fred dubbing out the vibe and putting an ethereal spin on the synthesized elements, pure class, and it adds a further appeal to an already exciting 12. On the flip side, Mosher turns in 'Encroachment', in similar vein to his Dolly material, the track takes an excursion into the world of acid house, with evolving 303 lines and punchy 808 drums running for the tracks five and a half minutes, while subtle nuances in the programming creating a blossoming dynamism throughout. Closing the single is 'Memory Flash' a perfect way to wind down this stellar EP, as Brooks goes deep, bringing dubby synth stabs and an arp-style chord to the forefront, while bumpy drums roll around in the background adding depth and character to the movement of the record.