1-Original mix
2-Kiko remix
3-Miguel Bastida & Florian Kaltstrom remix
First Release taken out of the Album : M.in & Chriss Vogt -'A Matter Of Taste'
M.in feat. Benito Rabbit- Comfort me
incl. Kiko and Miguel Bastida & Florian Kaltstrom Remixes
Some say, it's all a matter of taste', others claim 'taste is what you have or you don't'. M.in and Chriss Vogt make that first saying sound good on their album. With self-assured taste they dish out a long player that hits the spot. Whether you look for functional house of the here and now or whether they propell from pure digital producing to various collabo styles with real musicians. Well done, since the 1000th ‚classic house sample' has been rinsed out. Something new had to come for M.in - and here it is.
Album mastermind M.in churned out modern functional house tracks for the last years, yet always infused more than just the formulae! On his countless releases, the mighty M.in vibe reigns: a gripping, deep vibe, never going without a serious stomp.
M.ins discography lists loads from Desolat to Souvenir, Get Physical Music, Robsoul, Trapez and more. 12's getting spun by the likes of Ricardo Villalobos, Richie Hawtin, Luciano or Loco Dice. His album ist he logical consequence, working with partner in crime, jazz musician Chriss Vogt (Piano, Organ, Synth). A well pleasing development of the M.in sound, both for the producer and you. A new sound that playfully interpretes jazz, making it fun, but never making fun of it!
13 Tracks provide groovy travels fromb puristic percussive housemusic to driving techhouse beats. Chriss Vogt on keys adds heavy musical vibes. Some tracks are real live jams, others come on with songwriting appeal or let you kick back, groove and dream. ‚Listening' weighs over mere functionalty or dancefloor rules. To M.in, there's a bigger world than just an album comprising a dozen solo 12' skteches. Especially since communicator M.in shares loads of friendships to musicians he could now work with in large scope. Thus, 'A Matter Of taste' is the next step for M.in on a producer's journey and in his passionate research of jazzy textures in house!
Dimitri Kechagias review: Yellow Tail challenge once again our perception of deep house with the brand new release by the hands of M.in feat Benito Rabbit. Comfort Me is a unique, tasty, groovy deep tech house track with quality male and female vocals that add a blissful retro atmosphere. Its so modern but its so old fashion at the same time giving the chance to the listener to take a journey from past to the present time. The release includes stunning remixes that push the original into the dancefloor. Kiko service a powerful tech house version that is upfront, dynamic but very atmospheric, cinematic and sensitive at the same time. Just wait the breakdown to come for the two great voices to melt together and then when the beat returns on top the great strings adding a melodramatic touch as well. Pure audio pleasure for the ears of course. Miguel Bastida & Florian Kaltstrom remix starts with a great just the vocal intro and then moves to a deeper darker retro tech house sound that is very attractive and will hook you for the whole 8 minutes that it lasts. Love IT!
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