Bombis099 The Maersk Project - Houwse That As Bombis edges ever closer to the landmark 100th catalogue release, release number 099 arrives with impeccable timing courtesy of long-time label associates The Maersk Project, who deliver a heavyweight package that perfectly bridges the gap between the label's past, present and future. Featuring a commanding original production, a DJ-friendly dub, and a trio of standout remixes from Jay Tripwire and Eviltron, Houwse That is a release built for those who like their grooves deep, their basslines heavy and flors moving. The title itself, Houwse That, carries a playful challenge-something akin to saying 'try this for size' after landing a knockout punch. Fittingly, that's exactly what this release does. While continuing to develop their own respected imprint, Konform, The Maersk Project have remained a consistent presence in the underground, quietly delivering quality productions and remixes wherever they appear. This latest Bombis outing serves as a reminder of exactly why they remain such a respected force. The Maersk Project - Houwse That The full vocal version opens proceedings with maximum impact. Built around a dark, rolling groove and a commanding vocal hook, the track immediately locks listeners into its hypnotic rhythm. As the arrangement unfolds, layers of percussion, growling low-end pressure and razor-sharp bass stabs gradually intensify the atmosphere. Every element feels purposeful, creating a track that rumbles with intent from beginning to end. Deep, driving and unmistakably Maersk Project, this is underground house music at its most effective. The Maersk Project - Houwse That (Dub) For those who prefer their grooves without the vocal spotlight, the dub version strips things back while retaining all of the original's dancefloor power. The groove remains front and centre, allowing the intricate production details, rolling basslines and hypnotic energy to take control. Different approach, same devastating result. The Maersk Project - Houwse That (Jay Tripwire Mix) Remix duties begin with one of Bombis' closest allies and one of underground house music's most respected names, Jay Tripwire. The Canadian producer brings his signature touch to the original, injecting it with infectious swing, quirky textures and the unmistakable wonky grooves that have made him a favourite among discerning DJs worldwide. Equal parts playful and powerful, this remix showcases exactly why Jay's productions continue to stand the test of time. The Maersk Project - Houwse That (Jay Tripwire Ambient Mix) Taking things in a completely different direction, Jay delivers a beautifully expansive ambient interpretation. Deep atmospheres, drifting textures and heavily processed vocal elements transform the source material into something immersive and cinematic. Designed for the heads who appreciate deeper moments within a set, this version ventures far beyond the dancefloor while maintaining a strong connection to the original's mood and character. The Maersk Project - Houwse That (Eviltron Deep Interpretation) Closing the package is Bombis label boss Eviltron, who takes the track even further into the abyss. Where the original is dark, this interpretation is positively subterranean. Thick, rolling basslines anchor the groove while shadowy atmospheres and sinister textures create a hypnotic sense of tension throughout. The result is a deep-tech excursion that feels relentless in its grip, pulling listeners ever deeper with each passing bar.

Bombis099 The Maersk Project - Houwse That As Bombis edges ever closer to the landmark 100th catalogue release, release number 099 arrives with impeccable timing courtesy of long-time label associates The Maersk Project, who deliver a heavyweight package that perfectly bridges the gap between the label's past, present and future. Featuring a commanding original production, a DJ-friendly dub, and a trio of standout remixes from Jay Tripwire and Eviltron, Houwse That is a release built for those who like their grooves deep, their basslines heavy and flors moving. The title itself, Houwse That, carries a playful challenge-something akin to saying 'try this for size' after landing a knockout punch. Fittingly, that's exactly what this release does. While continuing to develop their own respected imprint, Konform, The Maersk Project have remained a consistent presence in the underground, quietly delivering quality productions and remixes wherever they appear. This latest Bombis outing serves as a reminder of exactly why they remain such a respected force. The Maersk Project - Houwse That The full vocal version opens proceedings with maximum impact. Built around a dark, rolling groove and a commanding vocal hook, the track immediately locks listeners into its hypnotic rhythm. As the arrangement unfolds, layers of percussion, growling low-end pressure and razor-sharp bass stabs gradually intensify the atmosphere. Every element feels purposeful, creating a track that rumbles with intent from beginning to end. Deep, driving and unmistakably Maersk Project, this is underground house music at its most effective. The Maersk Project - Houwse That (Dub) For those who prefer their grooves without the vocal spotlight, the dub version strips things back while retaining all of the original's dancefloor power. The groove remains front and centre, allowing the intricate production details, rolling basslines and hypnotic energy to take control. Different approach, same devastating result. The Maersk Project - Houwse That (Jay Tripwire Mix) Remix duties begin with one of Bombis' closest allies and one of underground house music's most respected names, Jay Tripwire. The Canadian producer brings his signature touch to the original, injecting it with infectious swing, quirky textures and the unmistakable wonky grooves that have made him a favourite among discerning DJs worldwide. Equal parts playful and powerful, this remix showcases exactly why Jay's productions continue to stand the test of time. The Maersk Project - Houwse That (Jay Tripwire Ambient Mix) Taking things in a completely different direction, Jay delivers a beautifully expansive ambient interpretation. Deep atmospheres, drifting textures and heavily processed vocal elements transform the source material into something immersive and cinematic. Designed for the heads who appreciate deeper moments within a set, this version ventures far beyond the dancefloor while maintaining a strong connection to the original's mood and character. The Maersk Project - Houwse That (Eviltron Deep Interpretation) Closing the package is Bombis label boss Eviltron, who takes the track even further into the abyss. Where the original is dark, this interpretation is positively subterranean. Thick, rolling basslines anchor the groove while shadowy atmospheres and sinister textures create a hypnotic sense of tension throughout. The result is a deep-tech excursion that feels relentless in its grip, pulling listeners ever deeper with each passing bar.