Listen up. Moomin is back on his label “Closer”. Following his album “Yesterday’s Tomorrows”, released last May on “Wolf”, the northern German Berliner-by-choice Sebastian Genz deepens his warm significant sound jungle from hip-hop, jazz and house. On catalogue no. 9 he explores further exciting depths of closer and related genres. The A-side starts with “Concrete” creating a warm breakbeat mood. Including soft pads, long strings and light spacey elements the track opens the door to a warm winterly club fireplace. Moomin’s most ravey track so far is “Grounds”. A massive and dry 4-to-the-floor banger which has strong references to UK garage and comes with long cleaned up snares cool and crisp. Big room emotions while carrying Moomin’s distinct flavor. An exciting change of perspectives. Big up.