a1 - Little Bits That Matter feat. Phil Kay a2 - Tanners b1 - Rain Of Colour Fresh off the back of an enormous Hypercolour EP that saw the house and bass movements come together in sheer awe and appreciation, Tom Demac returns with the ‘Little Bits That Matter’ EP on Pets Recordings. A restless soul with constantly evolving live material, it’s hard to imagine the London based artist releasing anything less than genuinely unique productions, and ‘Little Bits That Matter’ does not fall short. The three-tracker heaves from start to finish with thick set synth work, far-flung vocals and all consuming basslines; a perfect end-of-year gem that highlights label bosses Catz N Dogz’s penchant for a low end focus. Title track ‘Little Bits That Matter’ sees Tom Demac take the modern house template and cultivate it into what sounds like a living, breathing entity. Rhythmic claps and hi hats are offset by stifled pants and Phil Kay’s vocal is so beautifully blended with the melody that it’s impossible to separate the two at parts. ‘Tanner’ chugs along with a sophisticated groove, sprightly strings and a striking vocal hook until a vintage disco inspired break down elevates the track even further from the norm. Far darker in sound, B side ‘Rain Of Colour’ works with a plucky, dissonant melody and a sweeping, club controlling bassline that will leave you mindblown. Raw, personal and, most importantly, instantly danceable, Tom Demac’s offering follows a long line of exciting, high quality output from the Polish Pets imprint.