1.Baltic (Original Mix)
After collabs with Fedde le Grand and Dave Spoon, internationally acclaimed producer Patric La funk rocks the ZOUK label with the contagious ‘Baltic’.
German producer Patric La Frunk has come a long way since first bursting onto the scene. He’s seen some of the world’s most fancy clubs, travelled from Ibiza to Beijing and Miami to Sydney and shared his studio with some of the grandmasters in house music. Remixes for Wally Lopez, Moguai, Supermode and Sharam made him the next big promise of the future. And that future is now.
On ZOUK, he lands with the bold and bulky bassed ‘Baltic’. It hits in deep, but soon lifts the house spirit with a playful, melodic progressive-house sound. Synthy stabs, electric vibes and a contagious hook. That’s all you need for peak-time pleasure!
On ZOUK, he lands with the bold and bulky bassed ‘Baltic’. It hits in deep, but soon lifts the house spirit with a playful, melodic progressive-house sound. Synthy stabs, electric vibes and a contagious hook. That’s all you need for peak-time pleasure!
Dimitri Kechagias review: Patric La Funk introduce himself with a huge bang to the fans of Zouk label with a big driving epic house production. Groovy steady beats along with playful twisted beats and intresting cuts for small teaser of the big melodic theme that will come longer and in its full glory in the main breakdown. It has plenty of intensity and great uplifting feel and from early on is clear that we deal here with a superb track ready to take first role in any prog house dj set. You guessed it right that a long breakdown wait for us as well with big uplifting synths that raise our hopes and expectations really high. The intresting twist is that Patric introduces a big room distorted synthy lead that drives the track forward and support it to shine on the main uplifting part. It sounds really versatile release that wide variety of djs from wide spectrum will play for sure. I just wonder if the styles trance, house, electro, techno are redundant and we should invent a more general term that will embrace all those styles and this can be maybe "Uplifting Dance". Its times for change and regeneration thats for sure.
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