Four tracks of intelligent sound framework, engineered for elevated perception. DRIVETRAIN (Detroit, USA) – “Metro Beach” is like a morse code calling from a hidden corridor of your soul. Derrick Thompson taps into your auditory flesh from beat one. Beefy percussion introduce a plump bass groove; elegant pads fill the terrain as subliminal suggestions inject a deeply enticing poison. G-PROD (Bordeaux, FRANCE) – “Searching Harmony” renders a decisive debut strike on Soiree Records. Brothers David and Nicolas Gaugain feature resoundingly futuristic harmonies, touching across rhythm and syncopation. Aesthetic chords provide a radiant atmosphere while the rumbling bass keep things moving in lockstep. JACE SYNTAX (Glasgow, SCOTLAND) – “Loca Musika” displays the authentic dialog between music and energy, delivering a sound that needs no translation. The syntax here is clear. This is a pure and neoteric movement in time, from the meaty bass line to the silky melodies and splashy voice. RUBBA J (Antwerp, BELGIUM) – “Quadraphonic” is a sparkling factory of dimensional resonance and sweat inducing beats dissolved together, achieving genuine late night distinction. The steady low frequency throb underlies a panorama of stabbing keyboards and spatial vocal samples. Schemata – kinetically deep, music architecture.