Path Parbat by Squire

Following the success of the entrancing ‘Common Sense’ on Mobilee last year, which was championed by the likes of Dixon, his return to the prestigious German label has been a natural and keenly anticipated one. During the last 12 months, Squire, aka Jaime Aguersuari, claimed his place on the scene with a string of high-quality productions on Mobilee, Get Physical, trueColors, and more. The year ahead looks even brighter, with several releases lined up on high-profile labels and an upcoming remix for Rodriguez Jr.

Squire approaches music with a full heart and intent focus just as he approaches everything else he does, from his previous years at Formula One, his Bridges for Music Paris to Amsterdam bike ride, or his recent desert track ride through the Sahara.

As a label, Mobilee is renowned for tracks that shake off the shackles of genre expectation to stand in their own right as exceptional cuts, and this latest release from an artist with the same ethos is a perfect match for the imprint.

The title track is an exotic 7-minute excursion with a compelling build that rises to a sensual snake charmer-esque top line. With summer around the corner, this has got a ‘special sunrise terrace moment’ written all over it.

Things take a darker, faster turn in the B side. ‘Troupe’ is an enticing slice of house, fringed with acid and atmospheric synths. Shimmering percussion gives the track a disco edge. Its audacious range of sound is quintessentially Squire.

Squire is one of the most interesting upcoming Spanish and international talents on the scene. Born with a Jazz soul he has soon delivered a unique sound that merges techno and house with an incredible variety of influences. The key to his success has been focus, respect for music tradition and an eye open to the future of electronic music.