On this fourteenth release, Deep Cutz Records steps into new territory with its first-ever EP. Breaking away from its signature single format, the label delivers two cutz by Davide Mentesana — a producer who masterfully balances groove-driven percussion with glitch-infused sound design. More percussive in nature yet deeply atmospheric, both tracks showcase the artist's ability to merge rhythmic intensity with detailed, textural elements. It's a dual approach where groove and abstraction coexist, shaping a distinctive and evolving dancefloor language. Leading the EP is Pink Palace, the title track and conceptual core of the release. Built on layered glitches and intricate percussive patterns, it unfolds through immersive atmospheres that generate tension and drift into micro-house territory. Vocal elements shift between distant textures and forward, almost teasing phrases, creating a sense of confusion and mystery. There's a playful irreverence running through it — provocative, slightly mocking, as if challenging the conventions of the genre while maintaining a clear, hypnotic identity. On the other side, Rubbery takes a more direct club-oriented approach. Rooted in a stronger percussive drive, it blends tribal and Bronx-inspired grooves into a more classic, dancefloor-ready structure. Rap-infused vocals cut through the mix with attitude, locking into the rhythm alongside deep low-end and synth-driven basslines. The breakdown stands out as a defining moment: two sharp synths take control — one reinforcing the groove, the other building a tense, focused atmosphere — while the vocal suggests a sense of alertness, pulling the listener into a moment of anticipation before the drop. When it hits, the track returns with full force — percussive, raw and unapologetically club-driven. Two cutz, two distinct energies, coming from the same origin but heading in different directions. This is Pink Palace — the fourteenth release of Deep Cutz Records. Distributed by Triplepoint - www.triplepointmusic.com

On this fourteenth release, Deep Cutz Records steps into new territory with its first-ever EP. Breaking away from its signature single format, the label delivers two cutz by Davide Mentesana — a producer who masterfully balances groove-driven percussion with glitch-infused sound design. More percussive in nature yet deeply atmospheric, both tracks showcase the artist's ability to merge rhythmic intensity with detailed, textural elements. It's a dual approach where groove and abstraction coexist, shaping a distinctive and evolving dancefloor language. Leading the EP is Pink Palace, the title track and conceptual core of the release. Built on layered glitches and intricate percussive patterns, it unfolds through immersive atmospheres that generate tension and drift into micro-house territory. Vocal elements shift between distant textures and forward, almost teasing phrases, creating a sense of confusion and mystery. There's a playful irreverence running through it — provocative, slightly mocking, as if challenging the conventions of the genre while maintaining a clear, hypnotic identity. On the other side, Rubbery takes a more direct club-oriented approach. Rooted in a stronger percussive drive, it blends tribal and Bronx-inspired grooves into a more classic, dancefloor-ready structure. Rap-infused vocals cut through the mix with attitude, locking into the rhythm alongside deep low-end and synth-driven basslines. The breakdown stands out as a defining moment: two sharp synths take control — one reinforcing the groove, the other building a tense, focused atmosphere — while the vocal suggests a sense of alertness, pulling the listener into a moment of anticipation before the drop. When it hits, the track returns with full force — percussive, raw and unapologetically club-driven. Two cutz, two distinct energies, coming from the same origin but heading in different directions. This is Pink Palace — the fourteenth release of Deep Cutz Records. Distributed by Triplepoint - www.triplepointmusic.com