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REVIEW: Beckwith - Craymal EP out on Anjunadeep

1-Craymal
2-Birds
3-All I Need
 
Taking his sound deeper than ever before, US producer Beckwith delivers an impressive three-track EP that references classic US house, nu disco and cosmic sounds.
 
Drawing on deep disco flavours and slow-burning electronic funk, the lead track "Craymal" announces Beckwith's fresh sound with both class and confidence. Embodying all the depth and musicality that Anjunadeep is known for, "Craymal" brings a summer-soaked disco sound to the label and has already been causing a huge buzz online.
 
Second track "Birds" takes a more cosmic and electronic route, but is equally funky and infectious, while the jacking "All I Need" wraps a rolling bassline with classic US house keys.
 
 
Dimitri Kechagias review: Anjunadeep is the coolest record label on earth for many because of its fantastic diversity and variety of sounds and influences that you can find on a label that started as deep prog trance/prog house and slowly is terraformed into an eclectic record label delivering the finest tracks in the EDM without genre restrictions or man made boundaries. Art is free floating and the manifestation of this is mirrored on the latest EP by Beckwith called Craymal and includes 3 very strong tracks that will colour your day and will shine at dark nights. First of all is the infectious and extremely groovy Craymal. You can call it balearic deep house with funky basslines and progressive house beats and chopped female vocals adding that Chicane flavour to it as well. Birds is a deeper electronic affair with mysterious acid house vibe to it with spoken and singing male vocal sample to it that adds character and personality too.  Lastly All I Need is an old school gorgeous house track with garage overtones and some Detroit techno references as well with cool female vocals. Top stuff of the highest quality on UK's best label. Love iT!
 
 
 
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