Use by Latence

As the time shift prepares us for the winter season, Heeze proceeds its electronic journey with a well-known contributor of the Belgian underground scene: Latence. Devoted to music production for more than 10 years, the Brussels-based music enthusiast is now easily recognizable by his analogue textures and technoid drums, shaping a raw but refined sound. Being the third release of the label, Latence seems like the perfect fit to confirm the soothing and bewitching pace of Heeze, a project which aims to reconnect people within a trancelike experience.

The release kicks off with a dark and hazy track called ‘Use’ which is an accurate witness of the producer’s minimalistic and subtle approach to electronic music. Be it by the selection and the editing of the sounds and voice, or by the neat arrangement of the latter, Latence creates his soundscape with gloomy chords, metallic percussions and low kicks.
A similar atmosphere can be found in the second track ‘Knee-Deep’, a perfect ode to the rainy, foggy afternoons spent in the studio in order to find back some heat and comfort after a long night out. Both tracks are the right fit for each selector who wishes to put himself or his audience in an hypnotic state where time becomes only a secondary marker of musical experience.
The E.P is rounded off with a playful 8 minute remix which combines various elements from 3 different tracks of Latence. A safe bet for the dancefloor which is suitable for each slot at the club or at the afterhour, inventively put together by none other than Ion Ludwig.


Mastering by Pheek.
Text by Jill.
Artwork by Nelody Melson.

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