Backroom EP by Marlow
TRACKLISTING 12INCH:
A – Backroom feat. Pete Josef (12inch Extended Disco Version)
B1 – L4L (Vertigo) feat. Knixx
B2 - L4L (Vertigo) (Instrumental)
TRACKLISTING DIGITAL:
1 – Backroom feat. Pete Josef (12inch Extended Disco Version)
2 – L4L (Vertigo) feat. Knixx
3 - L4L (Vertigo) (Instrumental)
4 - L4L (Vertigo) (Live Instrumental)
Mario Weise, better known as Marlow, is no newcomer to this game. He's been releasing a tirade of quality club orientated dance music productions since 1994. Over the last twenty years he favored us with several releases on prestigious German house/techno labels like Matthias Tanzmann's & Andre Quaas' Leipizig based Moon Harbour Recordings, Berlin's Konsequenz label and Hamburg's Room With A View imprint, to name just a few. But now it's time to give the cards a shuffle and welcome Marlow on Sonar Kollektiv.
After his recent remix of Alex Barck's “Re-Set” (featuring Pete Josef) he now presents his proper first release for the Berlin label. “Backroom” is a joyous bass-driven sing-along pop/house hybrid that will be more at home on your living room stereo and your iPod and will surely get radio play all across the borders. It's also the perfect vehicle for Pete Josef's exquisite tonsils and lyrics.
On the B-Side we're treated with another stand-out track by the enigmatic name of “L4L (Vertigo)”. This time Comixxx' partner in crime Dominik “Knixx” Wirth grabs the microphone and delivers a mellifluous performance over a electro-funky instrumental reincarnating west coast funk by let's say The Egyptian Lover in an ultra-vibrant fashion. The production is so catchy you will be more than pleased to find the instrumental as a bonus track. And even more so, on the digital release is a different, live version of it. If you don't own a lowrider to pump this banger in, you'd better purchase one to give this release it's full respect.
Tracklist
| 1. | Backroom feat. Pete Josef (12inch Extended Disco Version) | 6:11 |
| 2. | L4L (Vertigo) feat. Knixx | 4:23 |
| 3. | L4L (Vertigo) (Instrumental) | 4:22 |
| 4. | BONUS: L4L (Vertigo) (Live Instrumental) | 4:04 |
Credits
Product management by Oliver Glage.
Mastered by Calyx Mastering, Berlin.
(P) & (C) 2014 Sonar Kollektiv. SK265/illicity. LC01200. GEMA. Made in the EU. All rights reserved.
www.sonarkollektiv.com
License
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Marlow’s interest in electronic music started in the late 80s with bands like Depeche Mode, Yazoo and Kraftwerk. Quickly he also came across early acid house and techno tracks. After consistently consuming of „Electronics Tapesessions“ running on GDR-radiostation DT64 and vinyl records of his early heros, Marlow began to explore the arising house and techno scene around Leipzig..