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Moraze returns with Jemna EP
A producer who makes dark, atmospheric tribal techno of the sort that’s already endearing the likes of Sasha, NTFO, Audiojack and Rodriguez Jr, there is little doubt that Moraze is a man with momentum on his side right now. A native of France, the multifaceted DJ/producer released his debut EP, Algorhythm’ on Instance Records at the beginning of November — and is known for his intricate ability to explore the details of modern electronic music and the intersectional relationship between melody and emotion in the deeper areas of house and techno. All of which comes to the fore quite magnificently on his latest, ‘Jemna’, which sees the light of day here via the aforementioned Instance label. It’s the original track that gets us underway. Dark, dexterous and undoubtedly effective if dropped by the right DJ at the right time, this is unashamed peak-time tech house that will no doubt have the night ticking over with some flair. The sort of percussion-heavy, atmosphere-loaded cut that would sure to leave the likes of Tale of Us in a spin, this is hypnotic music of the sort that’s destined to leave the listener in a proverbial spin. Next up is Sabb’s interpretation. The Switzerland-based, Kosovo-born DJ and producer is another many beginning to make waves thanks to his own suspense-heavy sound, the likes of which has already drawn him to acclaimed clubs such as Space Miami, Pacha and Cielo in New York, Hive in Zurich and of course, a residency at Pacha Ibiza. Indeed, Sabb’s 2014 hit, ‘Illusiones’, was one of the White Isle’s most popular cuts of 2014, and in the intervening years he’s lost none of his touch. His contribution here is a stellar one. A gentle re-rub of the original, Sabb keeps the atmosphere at a consistent level, calling on the original’s melodies but bringing the track toward more curious, house-focused planes. Last but not least we have Zoula’s quite exceptional remix. A quirky, brilliant effort that’s far removed from the original, this one boasts the sort of intoxicating vibes you’re likely to encounter at Burning Man or a Desert Hearts party. Likely to be a big hit with taste making DJs a la Dixon or Damian Lazarus, it’s characterised by its stirring progressions, dark undercurrents, an all-out immersive sound and a sheer vibrancy and colour that can unfortunately be missing in contemporary electronic music. Moraze’s latest is indicative of a man we’re sure to be hearing much more from over the coming months.
Support from Ramon Tapia, Sam Yu, Koma, Kaldera, Andre Lodemann, Ibiza Global Radio, Tillate, UK, Mixside, Damian Lazarus (Crosstown Rebels), Priya, Dub Ibiza (Andrea), Eelke Klijn (Suara, Manual Music), Gabriel Amaru, Ilario Alicante, Jon, Hector Romero (SAW), Joseph Capriati, Global Dance Session, Dimitris Kechagias, Paco Osuna, Sabo, Danny Slade, Markantonio, Danny Rampling (Shoom, UK), Roy England, Marcus, Matteo, Chris Rayner, Graziano Raffa, Dubfire, Yanneras, Horatio (Desolat, VIVa), and Chris Fortier (Bedrock, Thoughtless, Highway)

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