With Eintakt’s Acid Dub Tango release Dub Diary entitles a new chapter, a showroom for lively sound architecture. This concept record navigates through layers of bubbly 303 acid patches, abyssal dub chords, and landmark variations. “Her Lips” is an ode to summer joy, enriched with cheerful Tango-like accordion sequences. The deep spaced dub impulses were adopted from the original song by Matteo Pitton, now forming a unique combination of profound energetic festivity. “Oriental Ladder” originally is a solo instrument song by Naftali, a talented Handpan player from Berlin. He plays his instrument spirited and multi-variant, following catchy and lovely arrangements. His percussion-like interpretation of playing is exceptional. Nowadays, Handpans make up the most searched instrument class in the world and its application to powerful electronic music is still rare – simply since the basic instrument character is strongly meditative. The songs underscore joy of being. Single sided Vinyl