Ian Blevins Is From England But He’s Quite The Dude. This Is His First Offering For The Esp Institute. On Side A, Meet The Happy Beast Named Hannibal, A Big Room Tune That Ticks Every Box Your Heart May Desire — Bone Dry Drum Production, Atmospheric Arpeggios, Soaring Strings And Pads, A Beautifully Sweeping Bass Progression And An Overall Sense Of Euphoria; Goosebumps Guaranteed. On Side B, Welcome Aunt Poly Cools Us Down A Little Bit — Stripping Back The Instrumentation, Minimizing Any Superfluous Effects, And Layering A Sparse Bassline And Droning Synths Over A Laidback 808 — All To A Relaxed Tempo. Blevins’ Debut Proves That From The Right Point Of View, Familiar Elements And Motifs Can Take On A New Life Whilst Reminding Us Just How The Rave Can Feel. These Two Songs Will Increase Your Serotonin Levels. Düve / Quiet Village – Bahadir / Untitled – Pyramids Of Mars